Worldwide Games: Classics

Worldwide Games is an offline game collection of authentic classic board games, card games, strategy games and logic puzzles from around the world. Core games need no Wi-Fi: play single-player against AI or choose local pass-and-play for two or more people on one device where supported. Explore Solitaire, Spades, Indian Rummy, Ludo, Parqués, Sudoku, Gomoku, Mancala, Lotería, Connect Four, Snakes & Ladders, Ice Hockey, Darts, Shuffleboard, Pétanque and Truco Paulista. Start without an account; every game keeps its own rules, rhythm and cultural roots, with portrait controls made for today’s phones.

Classics in the collection
• Solitaire · United States — play Klondike Solitaire with Draw 1 or Draw 3, uncover the tableau and build each suit from ace to king.
• Spades · United States — bid, protect a Nil and manage bags with your partner.
• Indian Rummy · India — build pure sequences, use jokers and declare a valid hand.
• Ludo · India — roll, launch, capture and bring your pieces home in Classic or Quick play.
• Parqués · Colombia — split two dice between your pieces, capture rivals and watch for ¡Soplar!
• Sudoku · Japan — solve 9×9 logic puzzles with notes and hints.
• Gomoku · China — read the board and make five in a row.
• Mancala · Egypt — sow, capture and plan extra turns.
• Lotería · Mexico — find each called picture on your board.
• Connect Four · United States — drop discs, control the center and make four in a row.
• Snakes & Ladders · India — climb, slide and race to the finish.
• Ice Hockey · Canada — skate, steal and shoot in a fast 90-second 1v1.
• Darts · England — practice your aim or play 301 against AI.
• Shuffleboard · England — set line and power, use rebounds and reach the scoring zones.
• Pétanque · France — place your boules closest to the jack.
• Truco Paulista · Brazil — bluff, raise and win tricks in São Paulo’s classic card game.

Play together on one device
Open Local for same-device two-player or group matches in supported games. Take turns with a friend, or gather up to four people around Parqués and fill any remaining seats with AI.

Travel the World Road
Enter Explore for a solo journey across the collection. Each stage offers three games: compare their difficulty, choose your next challenge or reroll the selection, then win to continue toward stage 9999.

Made for the way you play
• Choose AI difficulty in supported games.
• Pass the phone for same-device play where available.
• Use rules, first-play guides, notes, hints, undo and practice tools designed for each game.
• Adjust accessibility options in supported games, including larger card values, higher contrast and left-handed layouts.
• Keep personal records, World Road progress and recently played games on your device.
• Use the interface in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Latin American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, French or German.

Knowledge from players
Players share concise tips and vote for the ones they find useful. The most-liked player tip becomes the featured guide for that game, while built-in rules and optional assistance remain clearly separate.

Rate each game from 1 to 5 stars and see how the collection ranks with players around the world.

Portrait layouts, large touch targets, lively animation, sound feedback and tabletop-inspired art make it easy to begin a quick puzzle or settle into a longer match. The collection will keep growing with more countries and classics.

This game contains ads. While an optional auto-renewing membership is active, banner and interstitial ads are removed; rewarded ads remain optional when you choose extra help. Google Play shows the current price, billing period and renewal terms before purchase, and you can manage or cancel the membership in Google Play. Core games work offline. Community features, ads and purchases require a connection.

Recent changes:
• Chess is here: three AI levels, or pass the phone to a friend. Win once and India's stamp joins your World Passport.
• Indian Rummy has a new look: your hand sorts into runs and sets by row, and blocked cards say why.
• Indian Rummy also plays as a match of 2, 3 or 6 deals, all scored on one scoreboard.
• Ice Hockey goalkeepers read how long you hold the puck and move early; long shots lose power.
• Home puts games from your region first, and your last game no longer reshuffles the rest.