Games that only support play by two players.
Some examples of two player games are Azul Duel, Everdell Duo and Living Forest Duel.
Wine & Cheese – Balancing Production in Burgundy
In Wine & Cheese, two farmsteads in Burgundy are trying to make the best wine and cheese over two years. The setting sounds calm: vineyards, pastures, cellars, little workers moving through the seasons. You could almost imagine a peaceful afternoon…
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Madcala – Wonderland Mancala
When I first saw Madcala on the table, I expected something chaotic. Colorful gems, twisted Wonderland characters, glowing cats with creepy smiles, oversized tea-party artwork… it gives the impression that the game is going to spiral into nonsense after a…
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Tanbo – Harvesting in Circles
When we first saw Tanbo, we thought it was going to be one of those small farming games you play while relaxing with a cup of tea. Cute rice paddies, colorful wooden pieces, countryside vibes… you know the type. But…
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Strategeti – An Abstract Battle with Animal Instincts
When we first saw Strategeti, we expected something pretty light. Animal miniatures, warm colours, Serengeti theme… you kind of assume it’s going to be a relaxed family strategy game where everyone builds lines and politely pretends they totally saw that…
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Coloro – Chasing Colors Across a Shrinking Grid
Coloro is one of those games that looks a lot softer than it actually is. You see the colorful wooden pieces, the little origami symbols, the clean layout on the table… and you kind of expect something easygoing. Then a…
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Eye 2 Eye Duel – Keep Your Eyes Up While You Play Your Cards
I’ll be honest, this is one of those games that sounds simple… and then feels a bit unusual the moment you actually play it. Eye 2 Eye Duel is a small two-player card game where you’re supposed to keep eye…
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Gatsby – A Duel of Connections and Control
Long Island, early 1920s. Jazz in the background, people pretending they’re not watching each other, and everyone trying just a bit too hard to look important. That’s the vibe Gatsby goes for. You play as Dorothy Williams or James Miller,…
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Duel for Middle-Earth – Allies: Worth Adding?
If you’ve played The Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle-earth and thought, “this is already pretty tight… but what if it pushed just a little bit more?”, then Allies might be something you’ll want to look at. It’s a…
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OrthoGnomes – A Puzzle That Changes From Every Angle
Let’s start with this: OrthoGnomes looks simple. Small box, a few blocks, a rotating board. I thought, ok, quick abstract, place pieces, make lines, done. Yeah… not quite. It’s a 1–2 player abstract game where a Fire god (light) and…
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Agent Avenue – A Two-Player Game of Risky Neighbors
Agent Avenue is a two-player game about spies pretending to be normal suburban neighbors. You live next door to each other, you smile, you wave… and you’re both trying to expose the other without getting caught yourself. I mean, it’s…
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