Games against the computer
No opponent around? Every game here has a computer player that runs on your own device. Choose Easy to learn the rules, or Hard for a real fight – the difficulty changes how far ahead the computer thinks.
Because the computer opponent runs in your browser, games start instantly, never wait for a server, and work offline.
47 free games vs computer
- Air Hockey – Slam the puck past the computer’s mallet on a frictionless air table.
- Archery – Shoot four ends at 30–90 m against a computer archer, allowing for wind and drop.
- Army Strategy – Turn-based tactics: outmanoeuvre the computer’s army with spearmen, archers, riders and catapults.
- Backgammon – Race your fifteen checkers home and bear them off before the computer.
- Blackjack – Beat the dealer to 21 over five hands. Virtual points only.
- Boat Racing – Powerboat racing round a buoy-marked lagoon — slide through the turns and leave a wake.
- Boxing – Slip, block and counter a computer boxer over three cartoon rounds.
- Cannon Battle – Turn-based artillery: set angle and power, beat the wind and flatten the enemy castle.
- Checkers – Classic 8×8 checkers against the computer or a friend.
- Chess – Full chess against a local computer opponent or a friend.
- Chinese Checkers – Hop your marbles across the star into the opposite point first.
- Circuit Racing – Sports-car racing on three technical circuits — hairpins, esses and a mountain pass.
- Color Match Cards – Match colours and symbols, play action cards, and be first to empty your hand.
- Connect Four – Drop discs and line up four in a row before the computer does.
- Crazy Eights – Match suit or rank, play wild eights, and be first to empty your hand.
- Cricket Batting – Chase a target in three overs: time your swing, pick your gaps and clear the ropes.
- Cricket Bowling – Bowl three overs and defend the total: pick your line, length and pace or spin.
- Cricket Super Over – Six balls to bat, six to bowl: win the super over against the computer.
- Darts – Play 301 against the computer — aim for treble 20 and finish on a double.
- Dominoes – Match the ends of the line and be first to play all your tiles.
- Draughts Variants – International 10×10 and Brazilian draughts with flying kings.
- Formula Racing – Five laps of a grand prix in a fast single-seater — use the slipstream to overtake.
- Go – Surround territory and capture stones in the ancient game of Go.
- Gomoku – Get five stones in a row on a 15×15 board before your opponent.
- Hearts vs AI – Avoid hearts and the Queen of Spades against three computer players.
- Hex – Link your two sides of a diamond of hexagons before your opponent.
- Ludo – Roll the die, race your four tokens around the board and capture rivals.
- Mancala – Sow seeds around the board and fill your store with the most.
- Mini Civilization – Found cities, research a tech tree and race a rival civilization to the stars — or conquer it.
- Nine Men's Morris – Form mills of three to capture your opponent’s men in this ancient strategy game.
- Penalty Shootout – Take penalties and play in goal in a five-kick shootout against the computer.
- Poker vs Computer – Heads-up five-card draw against a computer that bets, calls and bluffs.
- Pong – Classic paddle duel against a local computer opponent.
- Pool – Play 8-ball pool against the computer: pot your group, then sink the 8.
- Quick Draw – A western reaction duel: wait for “DRAW!”, then fire first — but never too early.
- Reversi – Outflank and flip your opponent’s discs to own the board.
- Rock Paper Scissors – First to five wins against a computer that learns your habits.
- Rummy vs Computer – Gin-style rummy: form sets and runs, then knock before the computer.
- Sea Battle – Hunt down the hidden enemy fleet before it finds yours.
- Spades vs AI – Bid and win tricks with a computer partner — spades are always trumps.
- Table Tennis – Rally against the computer in a game of table tennis to 11 points.
- Tank Battle – Top-down tank duels with ricochet shells — against the computer or a friend.
- Tennis – Serve, rally and volley through a fast set of tennis against the computer.
- Three Card Game – Three-card poker-style showdown against the dealer, with virtual points.
- Tic-Tac-Toe – Classic three-in-a-row against a local AI or a friend on the same device.
- Top Down Car Racing – Race three rivals over three laps of a country circuit — seen from above.
- War – Flip cards against the computer — the higher card takes both.
Frequently asked questions
How strong is the computer opponent?
Each game has Easy, Normal and Hard settings. Easy makes deliberate mistakes; Hard searches several moves ahead and plays to win.
Is the computer player an online AI service?
No. The computer opponent is a small program that runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you play is sent anywhere.