Which board and card games can you play free in your browser?
- 32games
- 25games to play with a friend
- 20languages
Board & Card games here are the table classics: chess, backgammon, checkers, okey, poker, solitaire and more. Open one, press Play and a match starts against the computer. Most of them also run online: press Play with a friend and send the link.
Rules are on each game's page, and many games add hints, undo or lessons for newcomers.
Which game fits the way you like to play?
For something quiet and solo, 
Goldfield Solitaire and 
Alcove FreeCell deal layouts that can always be won, with unlimited undo and hints.
To think hard, 
Boxwood Chess and 
Hinoki Go have five computer levels each, so you can start easy and climb.
For a card table with company, 
Istaka Okey, 
Kordon Pishti and 
Mizan Spades are regional classics you can play against computer players or a friend online.
What if you want dice, a quick game or a long campaign?
Zarif Backgammon and Haveli Ludo are dice games: you roll first, then decide what to do with the roll. Plume Dots and Boxes and 
Trellis Four in a Row take a minute to explain and a lot longer to master.
Bastide Tactics and 
Oxbow Deckbuilder are single-player campaigns for long sessions: a turn-based grid battle where every enemy shows where it will strike, and a card roguelite across three river acts.
Frequently asked questions
Can two people play on the same device?
Haveli Ludo can: any seat can be a friend on the same device. 
Plume Dots and Boxes can too: start a match with Same device and pass one phone or tablet around. Most of the other games have online rooms where each player uses their own device. Only the solitaires and the two single-player campaigns are played alone.
Is real money involved in the poker and blackjack games?
No. 
Kestrel Poker and Morello Blackjack play with chips that have no value and cannot be bought or cashed out. Both are for adults.
Is the daily deal the same for every player?
Yes. The daily deal, opening or puzzle is the same for everyone that day and changes at 00:00 UTC, so a result is a fair comparison. Zarif Backgammon is the one game in this category without a daily mode.