Do I play against real people?

No. Your opponent is always the computer: no account, no chat and no waiting. It makes plenty of mistakes in the first levels, then plays better and better.

Are the rules hard to learn?

No. On your turn, the squares or pieces you can play light up, and in many games a preview shows what will happen before you choose. On level 1, a hand shows you a good move.

What happens if I lose?

You simply replay the level, as often as you like. Each try is a new game, so watch what the computer did and try another idea.

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Free board games online against the computer

The great classics, redrawn with cute animals. Line up four chicks before the computer, flip discs with a panda, jump pirate checkers, sow candies in a mancala, sink a fleet hidden in a bathtub, race ducklings around a pond with a die, play pool with kittens, match cards with cheeky monsters or close sheep pens on a grid of dots.

You always play against the computer, so there is no waiting and no chat. The first levels are gentle and a hand shows you a good move; then your opponent thinks further ahead and new ideas join in, like rocks, bombs, a sonar or golden candies. Lost? Replay the level: you get a new game every time.

Frequently asked questions

Do I play against real people?: No. Your opponent is always the computer: no account, no chat and no waiting. It makes plenty of mistakes in the first levels, then plays better and better.
Are the rules hard to learn?: No. On your turn, the squares or pieces you can play light up, and in many games a preview shows what will happen before you choose. On level 1, a hand shows you a good move.
What happens if I lose?: You simply replay the level, as often as you like. Each try is a new game, so watch what the computer did and try another idea.