Classic games
The games of our childhood and cottage weekends, together and freshly polished.
Some games span generations: the solitaire on the old family computer, Sunday hearts, office minesweeper, grandpa’s chess, the snake game on early cell phones. Ludo Genie brings them all together with polished graphics and faithful rules.
Every classic can be played against the computer, many with two players, and several online with a friend. Cards deal with a flick, pieces glide under your finger and your best games are kept on your device.
A great place to start before venturing into rarer games and original creations.
ChessThe king of games, with a formidable home-grown engine.
CheckersThe 64-square board, in English / American or international rules.
BackgammonDice, racing and risk-taking: the oldest of the great race games.
GoSurround, capture and build your territories on the board.
ReversiFlip, surround, dominate the board.
Connect FourDrop your discs and line up four before your opponent.
Tic-tac-toeThree symbols in a row: easy to learn, flawless at Master level.
BattleshipDeploy your fleet, hunt down the AI’s square by square.
Klondike SolitaireThe classic of classics: seven columns, four foundations.
FreeCellAlmost every deal can be won: it is up to you to find out how.
SpiderTwo decks, ten columns, eight runs to weave from King to Ace.
HeartsDodge the hearts and the dreaded queen of spades… or shoot the moon!
Texas Hold’emNo-limit poker: read your opponents, size your bets, dare to go all-in.
BlackjackGet close to 21 without going over and beat the dealer, with an advisor and card counting.
YamsFive dice, three rolls, thirteen boxes to fill as best you can.
LudoRoll a 6 to get out, capture your rivals, climb the stairs.
Snakes and LaddersClimb the ladders, beware of the snakes!
Game of the GooseFrom goose to goose, all the way to the garden at square 63.
DominoesDouble-six, passes and a winding chain: up to 100 points.
CrosswordFresh crossword grids made for you, from 7 × 7 to 13 × 13.
Word SearchHunt down the hidden words in the grid and crack the secret word.
HangmanOne wrong letter too many and the balloon floats away.
SudokuThe great classic of number puzzles, from single to XY-Chain.
MinesweeperWork out where the mines are from the numbers.
Mahjong SolitaireClear the layout, pair after pair, down to the last tile.
SnakeGlide, bite, grow: above all, don't bite your own tail.
TetrominoesStack, rotate, clear: the great block classic, in glass and neon.
Brick BreakerOne ball, one paddle, fifteen stages of bricks to smash.
Pool8-ball pool: break, spin and ball in hand.
MemoryFind the pairs… and keep in mind what the AI has already seen.
2048Slide, merge, reach the 2048 tile.
Peg SolitaireJump, capture, and leave just one marble.
Sliding PuzzleSlide the tiles to put everything back in order.
WarThe highest card wins… unless a tie triggers a war!
Tower of HanoiMove the tower disk by disk, never placing a disk on a smaller one.
TangramSeven pieces, one silhouette: find the hidden shape.
Frequently asked questions
Is the solitaire the same as on Windows?
Klondike solitaire follows the classic rules (draw one or three), as do FreeCell, Spider, Pyramid and Golf.
Is the old cell phone snake game there?
Yes, Snake is there with several speeds, along with falling blocks, brick breaker and alien invaders.
Do classic games work on phones?
Yes, all of them are designed for touch and adapt to your screen.