Play with local or network opponents via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Challenge friends or play against the computer. Rematch previous games. Access Game Center achievements and leaderboards. Switch board orientation and colors.
Play with real-time online matches and local challenges. Manage dice rolls, move pieces, and track progress. Earn free coins daily and compete on leaderboards. Customize settings and view historical match data.
The app offers five styles of backgammon, including Classic, Narde, Tavla, Nackgammon, and Old English. It features online play, AI opponents, and hotseat mode with daily tournaments and extensive statistics.
Play Gem allows users to play multiplayer games with friends, Facebook connections, or global players. Features include instant game joining, turn-based play, and competitive matches.
By tapping the screen. Lock individual to others. Display up to 8 at once. Change background with selected images or personal photos. Customize for unique gameplay. Compatible with board games like Monopoly, Yatzy, and Backgammon.
Learn to play with tutorials and practice matches. Invite players or compete against random opponents. Rematch after each game. Track achievements and leaderboards through Game Center. Switch board positions and colors.
Play using strategy and logic to avoid bombs and clear minefields. Create custom puzzles with the board builder. Track progress, times, and scores. Challenge yourself with different difficulty levels and game modes.
The app offers a version of the ancient board game Backgammon. It features realistic graphics and includes seven variations of the game, such as Nards and Nackgammon.
Build armies to battle opponents in strategic warfare. Manage diplomacy to form alliances and wage war for control. Command troops on diverse maps including fantasy and sci-fi settings.
Play with 1 or 2 players. Move pieces across the board, roll dice, and block opponents. Track turns and win by removing all pieces. Supports family and friend gameplay.
The app offers a free Backgammon experience on smartphones and tablets. Players can compete against friends or a strong computer opponent, with a tutor available for beginners.
Play card game with two players. Manage a board for scorekeeping. Use a separate hand for the dealer. Track points from card combinations totaling fifteen. Score during play and show stages. Aces count as low.