The board and card games section collects tabletop classics: Backgammon, Tic Tac Toe, Four in a Row and memory cards. These games call for strategy, not speed. Warm up against the computer, play a friend on the same device, or challenge an opponent on another device online. Everything plays in your browser with no download.
Play Backgammon
Backgammon is played with real rules on a dark wood board with green leather: 15 checkers, two dice, four moves on doubles, hit checkers going to the bar, bearing off and gammons. Easy level against the computer is for learning, while Hard level weighs exposed checkers and hitting chances. Matches go to 3 or 5 points, and new checker colors unlock as your winning streak grows.
Tic Tac Toe and Four in a Row
- Tic Tac Toe: a best-of-5 series on a neon tactical board; the Hard computer barely makes a mistake.
- Four in a Row: drop heavy metal discs into a steel grid and line up four; Hard level looks four moves ahead.
Play online
In Backgammon, Tic Tac Toe and Four in a Row, Play with a friend creates a five-letter room code and invite link, so your friend can join from another phone or another city. Find a world opponent pairs you at random with someone who wants to play right now. In Backgammon, the host's device rolls the dice and sends them to both screens at the same time. There is no chat, only preset reactions.
Memory Match
Memory Match is a three-level matching game about finding cute animal pairs. It suits younger siblings and makes a quick brain break for grown-ups too.
Tips
- In Backgammon, avoid leaving checkers exposed near your opponent's home board.
- In Tic Tac Toe, taking a corner or the center first makes life easier.
- In Four in a Row, never focus on your own line so much that you miss your opponent's three.
FAQ
Can I play Backgammon with a friend online?
Yes. Play with a friend creates a five-letter room code and invite link, so your friend can join from their own device. The same room system works in Tic Tac Toe and Four in a Row.
Can I play against the computer?
Yes. Backgammon, Tic Tac Toe and Four in a Row have computer opponents on Easy and Hard.
Which Backgammon rules are used?
Classic rules: 15 checkers, four moves on doubles, hitting, the bar, bearing off and gammons. You must play both dice when possible; matches go to 3 or 5 points, and online matches to 3.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. Tap or drag checkers and squares; on a computer the keyboard and mouse work too.
Are the board and card games free?
Yes, all of them are free. The site is supported by ads.