Two-player games to play online
Letternerd has 33 games you can play with just one other person. Each one starts at two players, and others can join the same room if the group grows.
33 games, 2 to 20 players, 1 to 16 minutes a round. They cover trivia and estimation duels, questions about each other, and games for couples, long distance and friends.
33 games
- Would you rather2–16 players · 8 minTwo impossible choices. Pick a side and defend it.
- Ballpark2–20 players · 9 minWild numbers, smart estimates. Get closest—or land it exactly.
- Order Up2–12 players · 9 minPut the list in the right order. Exact spots and the closest full answer score.
- Category Clash2–10 players · 10 minOne letter, six categories, ninety seconds. Only the answers nobody else thought of score.
- Rock Paper Scissors2–4 players · 2 minBest of three. Throw in secret, reveal together, first to two wins. Play a friend, a stranger or the AI. Up to four can throw at once.
- Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock2–4 players · 3 minFive throws instead of three, so fewer draws and a lot more reading. Best of five, thrown in secret.
- Five Throws2–4 players · 3 minFive rounds of Rock Paper Scissors, all played. Whoever has won the most at the end takes it.
- Settle It2–4 players · 1 minOne throw decides it: who picks the film, who pays, who goes first. A draw is thrown again.
- Lizard Spock Showdown2–4 players · 3 minFive rounds of Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock, all played. Most rounds won takes it.
- How in sync are we?2–12 players · 5 minEveryone answers the same questions. Find out which two of you think most alike.
- In Sync2–8 players · 8 minAnswer at the same time. Score only when you both pick the same thing.
- Know Your Person2–6 players · 10 minThey answer about themselves. You predict what they said.
- Love Languages2–6 players · 9 minHow do they want to be loved? Guess what they would choose.
- Date Night Dilemmas2–8 players · 8 minWould you rather, for couples. Pick a side, then defend it.
- Truth or Dare for Two2–6 players · 12 minTruth or dare by voice note. Pick one, record it, and they pick their favourite.
- The Night We Met2–8 players · 14 minTell your version of the story out loud. Hear how differently you remember it.
- The Deep End2–8 players · 16 minQuestions that skip the small talk. Answer out loud, then listen to theirs.
- Future Us2–8 players · 9 minThe big questions about your future. Do you want the same thing?
- Green Flag, Red Flag2–8 players · 8 minOne dating habit at a time. Is it a green flag or a red one?
- Sweet Talk2–8 players · 10 minFinish the sentence about each other, out loud. The best line takes the round.
- Dealbreakers2–8 players · 8 minCould you live with it, or is it over? Find out where your lines are.
- Flirt or Fail2–8 players · 10 minSay your best line for the situation. The smoothest delivery wins.
- Miles Apart2–8 players · 13 minFor long distance. Answer each question with a voice note, whenever you are awake.
- Across Time Zones2–8 players · 8 minLong-distance either/or. Miles apart — are you still on the same page?
- Until I See You2–8 players · 10 minPlan the next visit together, one answer at a time.
- Your Day Without Me2–6 players · 9 minLong distance: guess how their day really went from far away.
- Dares From Afar2–6 players · 12 minTruth or dare by video. Pick one, film it, and they pick the best.
- This or That2–8 players · 6 minQuick either/or for two or more. Score when your answers match.
- Best Friend Test2–6 players · 10 minThey answer about themselves. Prove you know your friend.
- Agree to Disagree2–8 players · 8 minOne bold opinion per round. Agree or disagree — then argue it out.
- Get to Know You2–8 players · 11 minQuestions for two people who want to skip the small talk, answered by voice.
- Two of a Kind2–8 players · 7 minFour answers, one pick each. Score when you read each other’s mind.
- Show Me2–6 players · 10 minSend a photo of your day. Pick the one you wish you were in.
Frequently asked questions
What can two people play online?
Would you rather, Ballpark, Order Up and Rock Paper Scissors all run from two players, and there is a whole shelf of games built around two people for couples and best friends.
Can a third person join in later?
Yes. Others can join the room with the code or link any time before the game starts.
Do we have to be online at the same time?
No. You can play live, or choose over days when you start a room and each take your turn when you are free.