Games that only support play by two players.
Some examples of two player games are Azul Duel, Everdell Duo and Living Forest Duel.
The White Castle Duel – When Two Clans Won’t Share the Castle
If you’ve played the original The White Castle, you’ll recognise the setting right away. We’re back around Himeji Castle during Japan’s Nanban Period, when Portuguese traders and Jesuit missionaries suddenly showed up in the 1500s and brought all sorts of…
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Aquatica: Duellum – Two Factions Taking a Dip
Two-player games have really become their own thing lately. You see them everywhere. And honestly, I get why. Sometimes you just want something you can play with one other person, without sitting through rules that were obviously meant for more…
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Orbita – A Duel That Doesn’t Let You Fix Your Hand
Orbita is a small two-player game where you and your opponent watch four planets drift around a circular track while trying to play cards from a hand you’re not allowed to rearrange. And honestly, that fixed hand is doing half…
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Garden – An Abstract Duel Where You Make the Rules (Sort Of)
Garden is a two-player abstract game about, well, bugs in a garden. Each player controls a small team of insects, trying to form lines of their color while quietly messing up the other player’s plans. It sounds peaceful, but it’s…
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The Masters – Small Box, Serious Duel
In The Masters, you and your opponent play as martial artists returning to your hometowns to open your own schools. But before anyone can start teaching, there’s a question to settle: who’s the better fighter? You’ll face each other in…
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Everdell Duo – A Table for Two, Please
The valley of Everdell is as busy as ever, with critters rushing to build their little cities before the year is up. Only this time, things are more personal. Everdell Duo is a standalone version made for one or two…
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PWNED! – Hack or Be Hacked
PWNED! is a two-player abstract strategy game with a cyberpunk flavour. Two hacker crews face off across a digital grid, both trying to slip through the firewalls and reach the opponent’s server. The goal is straightforward: be the first to…
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Lone Wolves – Not Your Usual Trick
Lone Wolves is a compact two-player game that mixes trick-taking with a clever twist on area control mechanics. It puts you in charge of a wolfpack fighting for dominance over a shared landscape, where each card you play isn’t just…
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Intent to Kill – One Motive, Many Suspects
A murder has shaken the city, and detectives are under pressure to catch the killer before they strike again. But this isn’t a straightforward case. The killer isn’t hiding in the shadows. They’re sitting right across from you, planning their…
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Classified Information – Can You Crack the Code?
Welcome to Intellexia. The revolution’s done and dusted, but the real work has only just begun. In Classified Information, a two-player spy-themed deduction game, you and your opponent step into the shoes of rival agents trying to outsmart one another.…
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