2 Player Games For Everyone (35)

Patchwork is a form of needlework that involves sewing together pieces of fabric into a larger design. In the past, it was a way to make use of leftover pieces...

If you play chess, you will love this Folding Wooden Chess Game with carved wooden pieces. Made from all-natural wood, this elegant game folds in half so pieces can be...

The Marahrajah has created a new capital in Jaipur, opening a wondrous business opportunity for clever merchants. In the fast-paced, two-player card game Jaipur, you and your opponent duel to...

Frontiers is a deckbuilding game for 1-4 players that is both a standalone game and fully compatible with Star Realms Deckbuilding Game and all of its expansions!

In 7 Wonders: Duel, you and your opponent each lead an ancient civilization to greatness—but only one of you can win. Over the course of three Ages you both draft...

Work together to play tricks and move through the forest. Use the special abilities of the characters to exchange cards with each other, the let your teammate follow with any...

Hunt dangerous dinosaurs or fight for your family's survival in Raptor, an asymmetrical, two-player board game designed by Bruno Cathala and Bruno Faidutti. One player takes on the role of...

To win a game of Tak, a player must be the first to create a “road” of stones connecting opposite sides of the board.Stones can be laid flat or stood...

Make sure to keep one eye on the Hive and the other on your opponent’s reservepieces. Hive is a 2 player game that builds strategy skills. Hive is a game...

In the 18th century the city of Glasgow, Scotland saw a great restructuring. Merchants of the area were to take the lead and create the Upper and Lower Town which...

The newly-discovered outer worlds, with their rich, untapped resources, are tempting targets for those seeking to expand their power. Now, the scramble for control of these unclaimed territories begins. Will...

To most western players, the game of Go is an enigma. Invented in China 4,000 years ago, it has no proper analogue in the West. It's like chess, but endlessly...