2 Player Games

Work together, play tricks and move through the forest. You can use special skills of characters so that you can win as many diamonds as possible. But be careful not to get lost in the forest!

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Experience the excitement of a real Escape Room, right at home. In this challenging and nerve-wracking two-player horror edition of the world-famous Escape Room The Game, you work together with your teammate to solve puzzles and find hidden clues. It's a race against time; you only have 60 minutes to escape. In this game you win together or you lose together. Teamwork is the key to success. If you've never played an Escape Room before, prepare for a completely new experience. Unbelievable how quickly an hour passes in the heat of battle! Includes 1 introductory adventure and 2 complete adventures. To play this game you need a smartphone with the digital Chrono Decoder in the Escape Room The Game app OR the Chrono Decoder from the base game.

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“Asante” means “Thank you” in Swahili. This is how enterprising traders say goodbye to their eager customers. The players try to do good business by smartly purchasing and selling goods. They are helped by various people and objects with their special properties. Animals can be used against your opponent and whoever can use the power of the sacred areas will have great advantages on their side.

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A small strategic card game for two players. As a general you must divide your army into three places: in the air, on land or at sea. If you manage to control two of those spots, you win the current battle. But winning just one battle is not enough to win the game. In fact, sometimes it's smart to surrender in the small battles so that you can win more in the next fight. At the start of each battle you are dealt six cards. You won't draw more cards, so you have to determine your complete strategy with those cards. On your turn, you play one card until all cards have been played or a player surrenders. The order in which you play the cards is very important. You can play a card face up or face down. Open cards give you special powers, but must be played in the correct battle (for example, 'air' cards can only be played in an air battle). Closed cards are a bit easier and you can play anywhere, but they do not provide special powers. At the end of the battle, the winner receives points based on the number of cards he or she has left in his or her hand. The fewer cards you have left, the more points you win. This makes longer battles more important, because you can win more points there. Sometimes surrendering is the best option, because then you give your opponent few points. Can you win this epic battle?

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Fog of Love plays like a romantic comedy: a rollercoaster of emotions, uncomfortable situations, lots of laughter and difficult compromises. It's almost real life! You can try to change, or not. Or you can secretly choose to become a heartbreaker. It is your choice! One thing is certain: this romantic comedy doesn't necessarily have a happy ending, but it will leave you with a smile on your face! The Games Friends: “ Fog of Love is a wonderful game with a unique theme. The actions are super simple and due to the large number of different scene cards there is a lot of variation in the game. The tutorial ensures that you can start playing immediately. Highly recommended!”

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Undaunted: Normandy is a unique deck-building wargame. During each turn you try to gain the upper hand with four of your cards. Send more troops to the front lines, gamble on initiative or go for the objective and keep the enemy in their foxholes. Undaunted: Normandy offers both symmetrical and asymmetrical options throughout an entire campaign in the Western Theater. Storm the beaches. Lead the enemy. Hold the line.

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Fog of Love plays like a romantic comedy: a rollercoaster of emotions, uncomfortable situations, lots of laughter and difficult compromises. It's almost real life! You can try to change, or not. Or you can secretly choose to become a heartbreaker. It is your choice! One thing is certain: this romantic comedy doesn't necessarily have a happy ending, but it will leave you with a smile on your face! The Games Friends: “ Fog of Love is a wonderful game with a unique theme. The actions are super simple and due to the large number of different scene cards there is a lot of variation in the game. The tutorial ensures that you can start playing immediately. Highly recommended!”

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'Darling, your parents have arrived! And they brought their opinions with them...' There are no longer just two people in this relationship, because now your in-laws get involved too. They have strong opinions about how you should live your life and you should take their feelings into account in every decision you make - but that doesn't mean you have to respect their wishes. With each game you can decide whether to play the golden child or completely ignore what they want. But be careful, they can tear you apart forever.

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Help Princess Jing escape from the Forbidden City. A palace can quickly become a maze for an escaping princess, where every mirror can reveal a way out or hide a trap! It's up to her to use them to her advantage before her guardians turn them into spy devices! Roberto Fraga created this new game where each player moves their princess around the board, hiding her progress and placing allies and mirrors to discover their opponent's princess. To escape from the palace and run away with your loved one, you have to use your wits and be sneaky.

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King and Assassins is an asymmetrical fantasy game of strategy and deception for two players. One player controls an evil king and his knightly lackeys as they attempt to force their way into the castle through a crowd of angry citizens. The other player controls the crowd itself and - more importantly - three assassins who hide among the crowd in the hope of killing or stopping the ruler so that the people can tackle him with their bare fists. The king only has a limited time before he is overwhelmed by his own subjects, but with the help of trickery and swords from his guards, he can eliminate the assassins and hopefully escape to the safety of his palace. The gameplay is based on action cards showing a limited number of action points for both parties. First the king and his knights move around the board to secure their position or eliminate dangers by pushing aside the crowd, then the assassins hidden among the crowd prepare for their deadly attack by killing guards or slowing down the progress of to delay the king. It is up to the players to make the most of the action points available in the current round. The king's player wins if he manages to escape from the board through one of the exits or if his knights eliminate all the assassins. The assassins win if they kill the king by inflicting two wounds on him or blocking him long enough for the action card deck to run out. Choose your strategy, hide the assassins among twelve beautifully illustrated civilians and play through two different scenarios, each with a multitude of choices, in this simple yet rewarding game. And don't forget that every familiar face can hide a sharp knife! Deluxe edition to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the original release. It has 23 plastic miniatures instead of cardboard stands, a larger board with all new artwork, new, larger box (to house all the components).

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Codenames Duet gets even BIGGER! XXL edition of the popular party game that has already been sold more than 3 million times worldwide. Larger game materials in a larger box for improved visuality if you want to play with larger groups. Codenames Duet is specifically for two players. You and your partner are on a secret mission in a busy city. You must contact 15 spies while avoiding enemy assassins. You know which spies your partner can safely contact. Your partner knows that for you. Give each other one-word clues that correspond to multiple words and try to find all the spies before time runs out.

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Medium backgammon cassette, mahogany etched, magnetic closure, complete with playing pieces, dice

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I came across a midnight market. It did not sell flowers or agricultural goods. It was a stranger kind of charge: energy capacitors, strange crystalline material, and something green and jiggly. Since then I have been drawn into it, deep into its depths. I paid a stranger more than I should have for manufacturing plans I barely understood. Even worse, they sold the same stuff to my best friend. Now I need to get my supply lines up and running to prepare to ship my cargo. And if my friend starts shipping some of this Curious Cargo, I'll have to intercept their trucks and corner the market. By hook or by crook, I'm going to be the king of Curious Cargo. Curious Cargo is a two-player game where you compete against your opponent by building your facility's infrastructure, deploying trucks at the right time while perfectly timing the shipment and receipt of cargo to score the most points . Connect an interwoven network of lines to your shipping and receiving areas. Send your custom-made cargo tokens to your opponent to disrupt their logistics plans! For your first game, we recommend playing in day mode, which uses 2-color conveyor belt tiles. For the night mode, the purple crystalline material is introduced for an advanced experience by using all 3 colors on the conveyor belt tiles! The enigmatic nature of Ryan Courtney's Pipeline comes to life in Curious Cargo! With 6 unique player boards for each player and 2 game modes, a skilled challenge awaits even the fiercest competitor.

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Beautiful backgammon game in large format. The handy case makes it easy to store the game.

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Wooden backgammon game board, foldable. Complete with playing pieces and dice. Dimensions 232 x 116 x 12 mm.

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The classic game of the great unknown in a new guise. Ask the right questions and be the first to find out who it is!

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Be the first to discover all the menhirs in a misty landscape. Randomize the scenery for each new game. Cover all the menhirs with mist and add four more mist tiles. Take turns moving the mist tiles (alone or as a group). The first to clear all the menhirs of mist wins.

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Make a row of four discs horizontally, vertically or diagonally and you have won.

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An unusual, complex yet well-balanced board/card game for two from the prolific Reiner Knizia. The original title, "Auf der Reeperbahn...", refers to a popular German film from 1954. Near the center of a 17-space court, the six game figures begin as players compete against each other to lure their opposite ends off the board. You play as many cards of the same suit as you want during your turn and much of the movement is a direct result of card play: e.g. by playing a red 4 you bring the red figure ("Rote Lola" or "Dancing Deb ") 4 spaces closer to your end of the board. However, there are special tricks and limitations that must be learned and kept firmly in mind before the meaning of the game begins to emerge. For example, the central green figure ("Brilli-Lilli" or "Saucy Sue") who wins for you if the game ends with her on your half of the board can only move within the boundaries of her "bodyguards", two gray figures. The yellow figure ("Blonde Hans" or "Handsome Hal") can, without benefit from a played card, summon any of these three figures to its field. The green companion ('Schampus-Charly' or 'Champagne Charlie'), who can also win the game if you place him on one of the two spaces at your end of the board (your 'nightclub'), only goes to you if the board situation at the end of your turn concerns both bodyguards on your half of the board and/or one (or more) of the other figures in your nightclub. And so on. The game, part of the two-player Kosmos series, is one of attack and counterattack, defense and forethought and can be won early or on the turn of the last card on the second pass through the deck. After 10-20 minutes it's begging to be played again immediately.

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A Little Wordy is a sneaky two-player tile deciphering game from the makers of Exploding Kittens and Throw Throw Burrito. A Little Wordy offers a fresh take on the genre of tile-based word games. Rather than another game based on the largest vocabulary, A Little Wordy is a game where players assemble a word from a set of tiles and keep that secret word to themselves. Each player then takes turns trying to decipher each other's secret word by paying for clues and hints. A thoughtful, strategic, and replayable game for two players. This is not about having the largest vocabulary, but about making smart choices!

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In P'achakuna you are a trader who transports natural dyes and white wool through the Andes with his lama. If you supply those raw materials to a village where there is a high demand for these raw materials, you can keep part of the dyed yarn. The first player to collect yarn in the seven colors can make a traditional, colorful costume and wins the game. The Games Friends: "P'achakuna is a surprisingly fun 2-player game that is regularly on our table. It has a lot of interaction, interesting choices and you can really play it tactically. We are fans!"

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It's a Wonderful Kingdom is a standalone solo or 2-player game set in a Low-Fantasy universe. Inspired by the core mechanics of its predecessor "It's a Wonderful World", this new game offers more interaction, a bluffing mechanic and new challenges. The game is played using modules, each different and with mechanical twists. Each game, players choose one of several modules to compete against each other. The game is divided into 4 rounds. Each round has 3 phases. 1 / Split and fall Players take turns placing their cards in two piles in the center of the table. A player takes 2 cards from his hand and places them on the same pile or divides them between the two piles. The other player chooses a pile. This step is repeated alternately until the players have placed all the cards from their hands. Furthermore, each player has 2 traps that can be used to place face-down cards. 2 / Plans Each player chooses, from the cards he has collected, which ones to build and which to recycle to speed up development. 3 / Sequential production Each player produces the resources of his Kingdom in a sequential manner. Because the resources are produced in a certain order, it is necessary to anticipate the sequences to optimize production and development. At the end of the 4th round, the player with the most victory points wins the game. The Games Friends: It's a Wonderful Kingdom is, in our opinion, even more fun than It's a Wonderful World. The new mechanism for selecting cards works smoothly and is a bit more tactical and the modules are also a nice addition. Just a very good 2-player game!

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The Necromancer leads an undead army to the fortress walls. A powerful artifact lies within the stronghold. A magical item imbued with immense energy. The Necromancer's powers are waning and his magical essence is fading with each passing moment. He will regain his powers if he manages to take the castle by storm and claim the artifact. So if the undead army manages to breach the fortress within eight turns, it will capture the artifact and achieve victory. If not... well, if not, the Necromancer's powers will fade away completely and the undead army will turn to dust. Stronghold: Undead is a rebalance of the original Stronghold: Undead expansion for the second edition of Stronghold, which is now a standalone game. It features a new board with new paths to siege the castle, undead mechanics, and more ways for both sides to ensure their victory!

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Save the world or conquer it with Crisis Protocol, a tactical hobby game set in the Marvel Universe! Take command of legendary heroes and villains to complete story-driven missions on an interactive tabletop experience. Assemble and paint beautifully detailed miniatures of your favorite characters. Build a roster of iconic Marvel characters to create your own Marvel dream team. During battle, characters earn Power, an important resource that allows them to unleash incredible superpowers, coordinate awesome team-up moves, or use the battlefield itself as a weapon. Miniatures are delivered unassembled and unpainted. Contents: 10 character miniatures, 10 bases, 1 daily bugle stand, 2 cars, 2 dumpsters, 2 traffic lights, 2 lamp posts, 170 tokens, 20 team tactics cards, 3 map cards, 2 connection cards, 10 character cards, 6 crisis cards cards, 3 movement tools, 4 range tools, 10 dice and 1 learning guide.

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Expansion set for the board game Memoir'44. This Equipment Pack contains an assortment of new army units, new weapons and scenarios for Memoir '44. No fewer than 168 new miniatures (army units and weapons) that you can use in the existing scenarios of Memoir '44.

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The tower built by architect Gustave Eiffel rises high above Paris and announces the start of the World Exhibition. There are people who think it is a monstrous thing and others see it as the first step in modern architecture. Eiffel is an extension of Paris. There are eight new action cards that provide much more variation in the game. In this extension you will visit Parisian wonders such as the Arc de Triomphe, the Luxor obelisk, the Louvre and of course the Eiffel Tower.

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In an ocean world, even enemies have to play fair. You and your rival battle for control of the Four Fleets, the last remnant of ancient Earth. Make shrewd deals, build stable ground and clean the ocean. Then you will truly run Seastead! With the survival of humanity at stake, sabotaging your rival would endanger too much! So in Seastead, many of your actions will also help your opponent; you just have to make sure you don't help them too much. Each turn you either dive to gain resources or build a building from your player mat with your resources. When you dive, you draw a card with two different resource pools to choose from, with the resources you don't choose going to your opponent! When you build a building, you add it to one of the four central flotilla tiles to unlock bonuses and abilities - just try to use them before your opponent can! Seastead features double-sided flotilla tiles, a variety of special cards and multiple building paths to create endless strategies to explore!

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On November 9, 2009, the world marked the 20th anniversary of the end of the Cold War. That was the day that the most tangible symbol of the Cold War - the Berlin Wall - was banished to the ash heap of history. Unlike the other major conflicts of the 20th century, the Cold War did not end in an explosion of neutrons, but rather in an explosion of human freedom and optimism. We had avoided what many thought inevitable: the destruction of humanity by armed conflict between the Soviet Union and the United States. Overnight, the face of Europe had changed. Suddenly everything was possible. That was 23 years ago now. Unfortunately, we have all learned that the end of the Cold War was not "the end of history." Humanity would find new ways to divide itself. As the threat of nuclear holocaust disappeared, newer and more sinister forms of conflict took its place. Where once superpowers stormed the world, decentralized networks and even individuals are now capturing the world's attention. This Deluxe Edition of Twilight Struggle attempts to capture the feeling of that earlier era. Twilight Struggle is a two-player game that simulates the forty-five-year dance of intrigue, prestige, and occasional outbreaks of warfare between the Soviet Union and the United States. Twilight Struggle utilizes the card-driven game mechanics pioneered in award-winning games like We the People and Hannibal: Rome vs. Carthage, recreating the conflict between the most powerful nation states the world has ever known. The scope of the game covers the entire world as it was found in 1945. Players move units and exert influence in attempts to gain allies and control for their superpower. As with GMT's other card-driven games, decision making is challenging; How can you best use your cards and units with consistently limited resources? Twilight Struggle's Event cards provide coverage for a wide range of historical events, from the Berlin Airlift to the Vietnam War and the American peace movement, to the Cuban Missile Crisis. This Deluxe Edition of Twilight Struggle combines world-class components, with the kind of world-class gameplay for which GMT is already known. We can't think of a better way to commemorate this vital piece of world history. We invite you to illuminate an era with the words of one of the most iconic statesmen: "Now the trumpet calls us again, not as a call to bear arms, although we need arms; not as a call to battle, though we be in strife - but a call to bear the burden of a long battle in the twilight" - John F. Kennedy

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Recreate World War II in 20 minutes! The perfect wargame for non-wargamers, Blitzkrieg! allows two players to fight in the war's most iconic fronts, win key campaigns and build military power. Players draw army tokens from their pockets to determine their strengths. Instead of "fighting" battles with dice or cards, players allocate their military resources to each front's campaigns, gaining victory points, additional resources, special weapons, and strategic advantages as they play. Resolved World War II several times in one evening!

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Thrive is a two-player abstract strategy game with incredibly simple rules that become more complex as you play. You play as one of two lotus flowers battling for control of the pond. Be the first to capture all but one of your opponent's seed pods and win this game of tactical decision-making! Each turn you move a piece and then add two extra pegs to one of your pieces, giving them more movement options in future turns.

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Winter becomes spring, the trees turn green, flowers emerge, nature awakens. So are two hungry squirrels. They decide to prepare for winter early this time. Squirrel Away is a game for children aged 4 and up and combines sensorimotor, strategic and dexterity elements into a challenging, fun experience. Over three rounds, the two squirrels play cards to build their nest. The one who has collected the most food in the nest wins the game. At the start of a round (spring, summer or autumn) each player takes 4 cards. Players take turns playing these cards and performing actions such as: - grab 3 food from the bag and place them in the nest (the nest is a round wooden ring) - drop an owl ball above your opponent's nest - steal a berry, beechnut, mushroom or seed from your opponent's nest with the magpie card All food that falls from a nest ends up in the mess. Depending on the variant being played, the food in the mess can be deducted from the food in the nest. There are three variants, ranging from easy for the smaller children to more strategic for the older or more experienced children (or parents). The basic game counts the food in the nest, the first variant subtracts the mess and the second variant gives points to the different types of food.

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Onitama is a perfect abstract information game for two players. The game has a random starting position. On a 5x5 board, both players start with five pawns on their side, with the main pawn in the middle. Each player has two face-up cards, each representing a possible move for each of his pieces. There is a fifth card that cannot be used by either player. On a player's turn, he chooses one of his cards, moves one of his pieces according to the chosen card and replaces the card he used with the fifth card. The other player then chooses one of their cards, moves accordingly, and swaps that card with this fifth card - which of course is the card the first player just used. By moving to one of the opponent's pawns, that pawn is removed from the game. If you take the opponent's main pawn, or move your main pawn to the starting space of your opponent's main pawn, you win the game.

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PureArts and Ubisoft present the officially licensed Orlog Dice Game from Assassin's Creed Valhalla! Orlog is widely played by the Normans and Anglo-Saxons in each city of the video game. It is played by two players who use dice and bonus effects to claim victory over their opponent. Players roll dice to generate attacks and acquire tokens for God's favors - with a combination of both during attacks and for regaining health. Players roll their dice 3 times per round until a solution is found. The game continues until one player has lost all health stones. Will you earn the favor of the Gods and receive their blessings to win? There's only one way to find out. The Games Friends: Assassin's Creed: Valhalla Orlog Dice Game is a fun dice game with simple rules. Due to the different tokens there is sufficient variation in the game. But all that is not the eye-catcher of this game, because that is the beautiful material that comes with it. The stones that serve as life points and especially the dice trays. Wonderful!

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The old galactic empire is gone! Did the empire disappear due to a black hole? Did it jump in time? Did someone press the wrong button? Anyway, the entire empire and its many starships and space stations are gone in an instant. Now the galaxy is yours for the taking! You join the various space factions to secure control over the many planets and stars. The Games Friends: "Blast is a funny trick game, with a twist. We are not the biggest fans of trick games, but we still enjoyed playing it. Highly recommended for fans of Claim!"

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In this expansion we introduce Automa: a virtual opponent so you can play Terra Mystica solo. You can play Automa with the base game and the Fire & Ice and Shipping & Trade expansions. Prove yourself in the world of Terra Mystica and take on one of the 10 Automa peoples. You can play Terra Mystica Automa with different difficulty levels. This expansion also contains a variant to allow the Automa to play as a neutral player in a 2-player game. This is an extension. You need the base game Terra Mystica to play.

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A cooperative battle game for 2 players. Play cards to win tricks and move around the game board. Use the special effects of the character cards to trade cards with each other, have your fellow player follow with a random card and more. Work together and collect all the gems, but make sure you stay on the forest path and don't get lost in the forest!

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Radlands is a competitive, dueling card game about identifying fiercely powerful card synergies. Act as the leader of your post-apocalyptic band of survivors in a battle to protect your three camps from a vicious rival tribe. Once they are all destroyed, you lose the game. The most important resource in the game is water. You spend it to play people and events and to use the abilities of cards you already have on the table. People protect your camps and provide useful abilities, while events are powerful effects that take time to pay off. Both players draw cards from the same pile. All cards can be played to the table or discarded for quick "junk" effects. To win, you must use your cards and the water wisely.

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n 4 Seasons is an elegantly designed 2-player card game that uses simple, intuitive rules to create tough decisions and exciting duels. Thanks to the custom shuffle, every player has exactly the same prospects. At the same time, there is enough hidden information to allow players to bluff their opponents and repeatedly put them in dire situations.

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