Board and Dice Games

The games that live in the hall closet, ready whenever you are. Play against a computer that takes its time, explains its moves and never fiddles with the dice.

Checkers

American checkers on a big board. Jump, get kinged and clear the other side.

You vs. 1 computer player

Play Checkers

Backgammon

Race your checkers home and bear them off before the computer does. Fair dice you can check.

You vs. 1 computer player

Play Backgammon

Reversi

Trap the other color between your discs to flip them. Most discs at the end wins.

You vs. 1 computer player

Play Reversi

Chess

A friendly game of chess with large pieces, hints and computer levels from beginner up.

You vs. 1 computer player

Play Chess

Sea Battle

Hide your fleet, call your shots and sink every ship before yours go down.

You vs. 1 computer player

Play Sea Battle

Yacht Dice

Roll five dice up to three times a turn and fill your score sheet. The classic dice game.

One player, or you vs. 1 computer player

Play Yacht Dice

Farkle

Roll six dice, set aside the scoring ones and decide when to stop before you lose it all.

You vs. 1 computer player

Play Farkle

Our Board and Dice Games

Checkers is played the American way, on a big eight-by-eight board. Jumps are required, a man that reaches the far side is crowned a king, and the computer explains each of its moves. How to play Checkers.

Backgammon is a race around the board with two dice. Bring all fifteen of your checkers home and bear them off before the computer does, hitting its lone checkers along the way. How to play Backgammon.

Reversi is quick to learn: place a disc so that it traps a line of the other color between two of yours, and the whole line flips over. Whoever has the most discs when the board fills up wins. How to play Reversi.

Chess comes with large pieces, hints and computer levels starting from a true beginner, so it is a comfortable place to learn the game or pick it up again after many years. How to play Chess.

Sea Battle is the old pencil-and-paper game of hidden ships. Place your fleet, call your shots one square at a time, and sink the computer's ships before it finds yours. How to play Sea Battle.

Yacht Dice gives you five dice and up to three rolls a turn to fill in a score sheet. Play on your own for a high score, or against a computer player. How to play Yacht Dice.

Farkle is a push-your-luck game with six dice. Set aside the dice that score and roll the rest, but if a roll scores nothing, you lose everything from that turn. How to play Farkle.

Big Boards, Clear Pieces

Every board here is drawn large, with pieces you can tell apart by shape as well as color. Tap a piece and the squares it can move to light up, so you never have to guess what is allowed.

Dice You Can Trust

The dice are rolled fairly for you and for the computer alike. Every game has a deal number: play the same number again and you get the same rolls, so you can see for yourself that nothing is rigged.

Play at Your Own Pace

There is no clock. Pick Easy, Normal or Hard, ask for a hint when you want one, and tap Why? to see the reason behind a computer move. Your game is saved on your own device, so you can come back to it later.