Best board games for Android
Board game apps bring checkers, backgammon, ludo, mancala and modern tabletop titles to your phone, handling setup, rules and scoring for you.
50 games ranked · How we rank
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A polished, social take on classic Parchis that suits players who want quick online matches and don't mind ads and in-app purchases.
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A well-populated online version of classic ludo, best for players who already love the board and have friends to share it with.
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A free, social take on MONOPOLY that rewards regular play and works best for players who enjoy events and trading with others.
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A free, flexible checkers app with computer, online, offline and puzzle play, held back only by ads and purchases.
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A polished online take on Ludo with live matches and voice chat, best for casual players who want a familiar board game on their phone.
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A faithful, free digital Ludo with online, local and offline play that suits families and friend groups more than strategy seekers.
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A free, well-established chess app for learners and casual players, built around offline computer matches, puzzles and lessons.
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A polished, ad-free online Ludo that suits casual players who want quick matches with friends or the computer.
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A free, social online Parchis with voice chat and four rule sets; best for players who want company while they roll.
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A social board game app best suited to players who want live voice chat alongside Ludo, Domino and Jackaroo.
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4.6
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22
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4.8
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4.7
10M+
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27
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4.7
10M+
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28
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4.4
5M+
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29
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4.3
10M+
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30
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4.7
10M+
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31
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4.7
10M+
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32
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4.6
500M+
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33
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4.2
10M+
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34
BEAST GO
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4.6
500K+
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35
Checkers
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4.6
10M+
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36
Card Connect: Connect & Win!
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4.9
100K+
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37
Dominos Game Classic Dominoes
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4.7
5M+
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38
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4.5
1M+
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39
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4.6
10M+
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40
Domino! Multiplayer Dominoes
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4.7
5M+
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41
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4.9
1M+
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42
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4.9
100K+
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43
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4.9
50K+
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44
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4.6
10M+
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45
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4.7
10M+
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46
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4.8
1M+
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47
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4.5
10M+
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48
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500K+
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49
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5M+
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About board games
No pieces go missing and nobody has to gather in one room, since you can face the computer or play online. They suit casual players who want a quick round, hobbyists who care about faithful rules and people who prefer a quiet solo match. They range from strict recreations of traditional games to themed adaptations with animated boards and automated scoring. Some focus on local pass-and-play, others on online matchmaking, and a few on a lengthy single-player campaign, so how and with whom you plan to play matters most.
What to look for
- Check how strong the computer opponent is and whether its difficulty can be adjusted, since a fixed weak or unbeatable AI quickly ruins solo play.
- Look at whether the rules match the official ones for that game, because small deviations change strategy and can make a familiar game feel wrong.
- See if matches can be played offline, as online-only titles become unplayable without a steady connection.
- Consider how the app earns money, such as ads between turns, paid board skins, or a single unlock fee, and whether those interruptions fit how you play.
- Review the privacy policy and any account requirement, because online play often collects more data than a purely local game.
How we rank
Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.