2 Player Board Games 1v1

2 player board games on two phones: Ludo, Chess, Tic Tac Toe, Bingo and Candy Crusher, connected over WiFi Direct. Each player uses their own phone, and gameplay needs no internet.

These offline multiplayer games are made for friends in the same room, with no passing one phone back and forth.

Why it's more fun on two phones
• Your own screen, your own moves: your Bingo card stays on your phone. This is nearby multiplayer on two phones, not one cramped screen.
• No signal needed: games without internet or mobile data, linked phone to phone over WiFi Direct.
• Five games, one download: multiple games in one app.
• Rematch in one tap: when a round ends, hit Rematch and your 2 player games keep going.
• Real-time 1v1 games: see your friend's score or Bingo progress live.
• Quick breaks: Tic Tac Toe and Candy Crusher are 2 player mini games that fit into a tea break.
• Clean and simple: classic board games with clear boards and an easy interface.

Games included
Ludo and Chess lead a line-up of classic board games, with Tic Tac Toe, Bingo and a match-3 duel for quicker 1v1 games.
• Ludo with friends: roll the dice and race your tokens home.
• Chess 2 player offline: a classic match, move for move, one phone each.
• Tic Tac Toe 2 player: quick rounds of X and O, made for rematches.
• Bingo with friends: each player marks their own card; first to spell Bingo wins.
• Candy Crusher: a 1v1 match-3 race to the higher score before your moves run out.
With a friend nearby, Ludo and Chess become offline board games you can play anywhere.

What makes it different
Many 2 player games put both players on one shared screen. These are local multiplayer games on two nearby phones instead. Because they are local WiFi games, the phones link directly over WiFi Direct. That is what sets these 2 player board games apart.

How it works
1. Install the app on both Android phones and switch on WiFi.
2. One player hosts a game and shares the game code.
3. The other player taps Join, and your 1v1 games begin.
That is nearby multiplayer at its simplest: two phones, one game code.

Who it's for
• Roommates and classmates who want 2 player games with friends, even when the network drops.
• Families who want two player games for festival get-togethers.
• Anyone who plays Ludo with friends and wants each player on their own phone.
• Hostel students and train passengers who need offline board games on a weak signal.
• Rivals ready to challenge your friends to Tic Tac Toe or a long game of Chess.

Questions players ask
Do these local multiplayer games need two phones?
Yes. Each player needs their own Android phone with the app.
Do these offline multiplayer games need internet or mobile data?
No. Gameplay runs over WiFi Direct between the two phones, so these are games without internet.
Do we need a WiFi router or hotspot?
No. These local WiFi games link the two phones to each other directly.
Do these 2 player games use Bluetooth?
No. These offline multiplayer games connect over WiFi Direct instead.
Which 2 player board games are included?
Ludo, Chess, Tic Tac Toe and Bingo, plus Candy Crusher, a match-3 duel. All five are two player games.
Is it free?
Yes. The app is free to play and supported by ads.
Why does the app ask for location access?
On many Android versions, finding nearby phones over WiFi Direct requires location permission.

Keep these 2 player board games ready for the next time the signal drops. Share the app with anyone who wants 2 player games with friends and no internet. Connect two phones, open the 2 player mini games and settle the score.

Privacy: the Data safety section declares no data collected or shared.
Support: send feedback or bug reports through the developer contact on this page.

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