Free board & card games,
your move, your pace.
Classic board games you play against a computer opponent, and the patience card games you play on your own. Chess, Backgammon, Four in a Row, Five in a Row, Reversi, Checkers and Hex each have a computer player that thinks about its moves, and Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe turns the pencil game into nine boards inside one.
On the card side, Solitaire, FreeCell and Spider Solitaire deal a fresh game every time. Dots and Boxes is the pen-and-paper game of closing squares, and Sea Battle the one of hidden fleets, both played against the computer too.
Everything is turn-based, so nothing is timed unless you want it to be. Each move waits for you.
All 13 board & card games
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Four in a Row
Line up four before they do.
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Chess
Checkmate the king. Castle, fork, promote.
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Backgammon
Roll, race home, hit on the way.
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Hex
Connect your two sides through hexagons.
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Solitaire
Klondike. Build up by suit, down by color.
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FreeCell
Every card face-up. Four cells to spare.
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Reversi
Flank and flip. Finish with more discs.
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Spider Solitaire
Two decks, ten columns, eight runs to build.
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Checkers
Jump, capture, crown. Captures are required.
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Dots and Boxes
One side at a time. Close more squares.
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Five in a Row
Place stones. Five in a row wins, or capture pairs.
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Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe
Nine boards. Your move picks their board.
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Sea Battle
Five hidden ships. Find them, sink them.