Easy
Slow to react and happy to make mistakes. Built so a first-timer can beat it.
No friend around? Play the bot.
Every game has a bot on Easy, Normal or Hard. Practise alone, offline, on the bus, then call a friend over and see if the practice paid off.
Normal
Plays a fair, steady game and slips now and then. A good everyday rival.
Hard
Quick, careful and rarely out of position, and still beatable by a skilled human.
Beat the bot at 4 in a Row
You're Red. Pick a level and drop a disc. Then try the others:
Setting up the table…
A bot for every kind of game
Quick reflexesFast hands win. Wait for the signal, slap, stack and snap before the other player does.Arena actionPucks, paddles, tanks and cricket balls. Each player owns their half of the screen.Board classicsNo board at hand? Play the classics on one phone: Tic Tac Toe and 4 in a Row, plus Nine Men's Morris, Kalah (mancala), Hex and other strategy games from around the world.Brain gamesMemory, maths, words and hidden codes. Outthink the person across the table.Dice and raceRoll, race and push your luck: Ludo, Pig, Shut the Box and a pocketful of race boards.Team upSame side for once. Steer one marble together or keep a control room running.
Bot questions
Yes. Every game in Duo Clash has a bot, so you can play any of them alone. In the two co-op games the bot is your teammate.
Hard is sharp but beatable by a skilled player. Each game's page explains how its bot plays and where it slips at each level.
The bot plays by the same rules as you. It never reads hidden cards or codes it hasn't seen, and it can't move before GO.
In board and dice games with a real best move, a hint lights up the strongest move for a few coins. Hints only work against the bot, never with a friend, online or in a tournament.