89 games
Games against the computer
An opponent that is always available, plays at your level and helps you improve.
Every Ludo Genie game has its own custom-built artificial opponent: a chess engine that searches deep, a go AI, card players that count tricks, a pool player that plans its angles.
Five levels are offered. Beginner plays fast and makes mistakes, ideal for learning. Amateur knows the basics. Intermediate demands your full attention. Expert is a club-level opponent. Master gives everything it has. You can ask for a hint or undo a move when the game allows it.
Playing against the computer is the best way to discover a game, review an opening or simply enjoy ten good minutes.
Strategy games (32)
ChessThe king of games, with a formidable home-grown engine.
Chess960Fischer’s chess: 960 starting positions, zero theory.
XiangqiChinese chess: cannons, elephants and a river to cross.
CheckersThe 64-square board, in English / American or international rules.
International DraughtsThe 100-square board: flying kings and majority capture.
Canadian CheckersThe Quebec giant: 144 squares and 30 men per side.
Chinese CheckersHop in chains across the star and be the first to arrive.
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.
Ultimate tic-tac-toeNine tic-tac-toes in one: every move decides where your opponent plays.
3D Tic-tac-toeFour levels, 76 lines: think in three dimensions.
GomokuFive stones in a row on a Go board: simple, sharp and merciless.
QuadrantsPlace a marble, rotate a quadrant: line up five.
QuartetYou choose the piece your opponent must play.
Nine Men’s MorrisLine up three pieces to form a mill and capture.
AwaleSow, count, harvest: the great West African sowing game.
KalahSow to your store to play again, capture opposite empty pits.
HexConnect your two shores before your opponent cuts you off.
TablutThe king must flee, the attackers must surround him.
BreakthroughTwo rows of pieces, a single goal: break through the enemy lines.
AmazonsMove a queen, shoot an arrow, wall in your opponent.
Fox and HensThirteen hens, one hungry fox and a henhouse to reach.
Dots and BoxesDraw, close the boxes, play again: beware of the long chain.
NimMatchsticks, one rule, and a relentless mathematical strategy.
IsolaOne step, one square fewer: isolate your rival on their island.
BackgammonDice, racing and risk-taking: the oldest of the great race games.
BattleshipDeploy your fleet, hunt down the AI’s square by square.
Code BreakerGlass pegs, black and white clues: crack the secret code.
FogA duel in the mist: probe, bluff, capture the Queen.
AlchemistVials, cauldron and a secret rule: crack the grimoire.
Card games (10)
HeartsDodge the hearts and the dreaded queen of spades… or shoot the moon!
EuchreTeam up with your partner and name the trump: right bower, left bower, here we go!
PresidentEmpty your hand first and become president.
Crazy EightsFollow suit, unleash your 8s and 2s: the first to empty their hand wins!
WarThe highest card wins… unless a tie triggers a war!
Texas Hold’emNo-limit poker: read your opponents, size your bets, dare to go all-in.
Gin RummyForm your sets and runs, then knock before your opponent does.
CribbageFifteen-two, fifteen-four: the race to 121 points on the board.
MemoryFind the pairs… and keep in mind what the AI has already seen.
Last CardFollow the colour or the value, throw your Skips and Jokers: empty your hand first!
Puzzle games (12)
BlockburstPlace glass blocks, burst rows and columns.
Vial SortPour, sort, fill: one colour per vial.
MarquetryPlace wooden pieces and complete rows, columns and squares.
Enchanted SortSort gems, potions and runes into spellbound jars, and cast a spell with every completed collection.
Free ArrowsFree every arrow without another one blocking its way.
Paint SlideSlide the paint ball and colour the whole canvas.
KittydokuA sudoku of cuddly cats, solo or as a head-to-head grid duel.
CounterweightWork out the weight of each symbol and balance the final scale.
Patchwork QuiltSew the scraps together: at every seam, the patterns must meet.
TideGuide the little crabs to their burrow before high tide.
ClockmakerAssemble the wheels so the hands show the right time.
CartographerDraw an unknown island from a geographer’s clues.
Word and number games (7)
HangmanOne wrong letter too many and the balloon floats away.
Mystery WordSix tries to crack the word of the day.
Word HuntSixteen dice, three minutes, every word you can trace.
LexiboardCross your words, aim for the triple word squares and the seven-letter bingo.
Longest WordTen letters, forty-five seconds, one word: the longest you can find.
The Numbers GameSix tiles, four operations, one target to reach.
The HiveSeven letters in a hive, one mandatory centre cell: find every word.
Arcade games (8)
SnakeGlide, bite, grow: above all, don't bite your own tail.
TetrominoesStack, rotate, clear: the great block classic, in glass and neon.
PaddlesRetro table tennis in neon: angles, spin and lightning rallies.
Light CyclesTrap your rivals inside your walls of light.
Star HopperBounce from cloud to star, from dawn all the way to the nebula.
Fruit SlicerSwipe, slice and dodge the bombs: a rain of fruit to cut in half.
Tightrope WalkerKeep your balance on the wire, from village to storm.
OrchardShake the tree at the right moment, catch the harvest.
Skill games (8)
Pool8-ball pool: break, spin and ball in hand.
CurlingGranite, ice and sweeping: reach the button, knock out your opponent.
CrokinoleThe great Canadian classic: flicks, posts and the 20 hole.
Table hockeyAir cushion puck, lightning reflexes and calculated bounces.
ArtilleryAngle, power and wind: a duel of cannons at sunset.
Snip the CordSlice the rope at just the right moment to feed Gloup.
CairnBuild a tower of stones, hand the worst one to your rival.
RicochetMake stones dance across the lake at sunset.
Dice and party games (10)
YamsFive dice, three rolls, thirteen boxes to fill as best you can.
Ten ThousandSix dice, nerve, and the right moment to cash in.
Liar’s DiceBluff under the cup, unmask the liars.
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.
Rock, Paper, ScissorsThree gestures, a psychological duel against an AI that reads your habits.
KeepersLighthouse keepers: guide the boats to port together.
WitnessStudy the scene before it vanishes. What did you see?
Big adventure games (2)
All big adventures games
Frequently asked questions
Does the AI cheat at card games?
No. The AI opponents only see their own cards and play from what they can deduce, like an attentive human.
How strong is the chess engine?
At Master level the engine thinks about three to four seconds per move and aims for a strength above 2000 Elo.
Can I play offline?
Once a game is loaded, a match against the AI runs on your device.