Made for two people and one phone

Why Duo Clash exists

Most phone games are built for one person. But a phone is often shared: siblings on a sofa, friends on a train, a couple waiting for dinner. Duo Clash turns that one phone into a game table. Every game puts both players on the same screen at the same time, the phone lies flat between you, and the far half turns to face the far player.

We kept the things that make a table game fair. Red and Blue get the same controls, the same space and the same rules. Nothing you buy changes a match against a person. Ads wait until a match is over. On one phone you need no account and no internet.

How the rules are written

Each game starts as a written design: its rules, how a draw is settled, how the bot plays at Easy, Normal and Hard, and how it should sound and feel. The rules on this site come from those documents and from the game itself, so what you read here is what the app does. Classic games like Kalah, Nine Men's Morris, Hex and Pig follow their traditional rules, with any change for a shared phone written out on the game's page.

What we're building next

The library keeps growing, and many turn-based games are planned for online play. If there's a game you'd like to play with someone across the table, suggest it.

Contact

• Help with the app: Support and the FAQ.
• Feedback, bugs and bad ads: the feedback page.
• The studio: devikon.org.in.
• Privacy: privacy policy and data deletion.

Duo Clash is on Google Play as org.devikon.duoclash, in English and Hindi, for players aged 13 and over.