How table mode works
With two players, the bottom half of the screen belongs to one player and the top half is turned around for the other. With three or four players, in games like Tap War, Reaction and Boom Chip, the screen splits into corners, two players at each end.
Rounds are short, usually under a minute. The app counts down, keeps score and asks if you want a rematch.
Which one to pick
- Fast and loud: Tap War and Reaction. Good for settling an argument.
- Feels like a real table: Air Hockey and Pong.
- Think first: Tic Tac Toe and Four in a Row.
- Good with kids: Math Duel, a race to answer simple sums.
- A bit of bluffing: Boom Chip, where you hide a bomb under a chip.
Two people, no table
Party games work for two as well. Truth or Dare and Charades both start at 2 players. See our truth or dare questions and charades ideas.
