Solo games let you tackle the challenge on your own, no group required. Some are made specifically for one player, others add a solo mode so you can still play when no one’s free to join. We don’t usually play solo ourselves, so the games on our page are multiplayer titles that include an automa, perfect for when you want to test your strategy against a built-in rival.
Some examples of solo games are Lucia, Citytrip games and A Carnivore Did It!
Terravista – Where Is This Road Going?
Across a sunny patchwork of fields, forests, waterways and rocky ground, roads slowly begin to appear. Some head towards colourful markets, others pass olives, strawberries and oranges, and a few start out looking suspiciously like we had no idea what…
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Sixto – What Are You Willing to Skip?
Some roll-and-writes shower you with bonuses, combos, special powers and enough chain reactions to make you forget which box you originally crossed. Sixto goes in a very different direction. It gives one to six players six coloured dice, a sheet…
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Entropy – Building Solar Systems and Evolving Life
What if humanity didn’t just understand entropy, but actually learned how to control it? That’s the idea behind Entropy. In the game, players take on the role of apprentice scientists taking part in a final examination inside a giant simulation…
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Wingspan: Americas Expansion – Hummingbirds Enter the Habitat
In Wingspan, you spend most of the game building little combinations of birds, food, eggs, and card effects while trying to turn your nature reserve into a proper point machine by the final round. One bird gives you food, another…
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Maestro – A Heavy Eurogame About Artistic Rivalry
Renaissance Italy must have been exhausting. Every city wanted to prove it was richer, more cultured, more important than the next one. Art was everywhere, but not in the museum way we think about now. Back then it was politics,…
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Emberleaf – A Forest Full of Small Decisions
In Emberleaf, you take on the role of an Emberling, one of the small creatures trying to rebuild their forest home. The idea is quite simple. You explore different clearings, recruit heroes, gather resources, build structures, and settle villagers to…
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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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Keer op Keer 3 – Simple Turns, Not Always Simple Decisions
So… you know that feeling when a roll-and-write looks nice and relaxed, and then halfway through you’re staring at your sheet like it personally betrayed you? Yeah, that’s kind of what happened to us with Keer op Keer 3. It’s…
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Thebai – Not Just What You Do, But When You Do It
Dark times have fallen upon Thebes, and things are not going well. The old king Oedipus has stepped away from the throne, leaving his sons in charge… which, let’s face it, was never going to end well. Instead of ruling…
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Goa – Still Worth Playing After All These Years?
Some games don’t really disappear… they just kind of sit on a shelf somewhere and wait. And then suddenly they’re back again, like nothing happened. Goa feels like that. Now Quined Games is bringing it back in their Masterprint series,…
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