2 Player Games on One Device
5 games
These games are made for two people sharing one computer or one phone. Some put you both on one keyboard, WASD against the arrow keys, others pass the turn back and forth on the same board. Most of them also have a solo mode against the computer, so you can practise before your friend shows up.
Terra Claim
Claim territory, build kingdoms, outsmart rival lords. A pixel art strategy game where every stone shapes the map.
Four Fall
The classic connect 4 board game in crisp pixel art. Drop discs, line up four in a row and beat three levels of AI — or pass the device for local 2-player duels.
Rooftop Rush
A two-player rooftop race on one keyboard. Two couriers sprint, slide and swing across a colourful steampunk city to an airship while the screen pushes them on. Play 1 vs 1 or solo against a rival.
Wobble Cup
A two-player sports game on one keyboard. Each player controls a team of two wobbly ragdoll athletes with a single key and plays football, basketball or volleyball against a friend or through a five-match cup against the computer.
Fuseheads
A bomb arena game for two players on one keyboard or solo against bots. Drop bombs, blow up crates, grab power-ups and trap your rivals in the blast. Three arenas, chain reactions and sudden death.
Questions and answers
Do both players need their own device?
No. Every game here runs on one device. The keyboard games split the keys (the left side of the keyboard for one player, the arrow keys for the other), and the board games take turns on the same screen.
Can I play these games alone?
Yes. Fuseheads, Rooftop Rush and Wobble Cup have a solo mode, and Four Fall and Terra Claim let you play against the computer.
Can we play online against each other?
Not yet. The two player modes are local, so both players sit at the same keyboard or screen.