Sit down together. In the arcade games you play at the same time, one on WASD and one on the arrows; in the board games you take turns and pass the mouse. Nothing to install, no accounts, and most also play against the computer when you’re on your own.
Every game runs in the browser tab, on a Chromebook, a school laptop or the family tablet. Bookmark this page and it's ready for indoor recess, a brain break or a rainy afternoon.
There is no signup and no chat. Scores and settings are saved only in that browser, so a shared machine keeps each class's records without anyone logging in.
Every game here except Hook & Ladder also plays against the computer, with easy levels for beginners. One person can keep playing while the other pair takes a turn.
Do both players need their own device? No. Every game on this page is played on one screen. The arcade games share one keyboard — one player on WASD, the other on the arrow keys — and the board and dice games are pass-and-play: take your turn, then hand over the mouse or the tablet.
Which games can two people play at the same time? Bunker Run, Hook & Ladder, Dynamine and Pong. In each one, player 1 uses W, A, S and D and player 2 uses the arrow keys, on the same keyboard. Hook & Ladder needs two players; Bunker Run has a solo mode, and Dynamine and Pong can also be played against the computer.
Do these two-player games work on a phone or tablet? The pass-and-play games do — tap your move and hand the device over. Pong supports two players on a tablet by dragging on each half of the board. Hook & Ladder and Dynamine are keyboard games and are best on a laptop or desktop.
Is there a signup, a download, or a cost? No. Open the page and play. Nothing is installed, no account is created, and scores are saved only in that browser.