Standard chess on a moonlit board. Cream pieces against velvet midnight, lit by a lantern moon.
12 games inside Just One More
Classic board games, offline
Chess, Checkers, Reversi, Tic-Tac-Toe and Dots and Boxes, each against a bot you can dial from gentle to genuinely difficult, or against a friend across the table on the same phone.
The bots are not one opponent with a handicap. Easy chess develops normally and recaptures but misses the sharper tactics; Very Hard runs an opening book, a deep search and real king-safety judgement. The same idea runs through Checkers, Reversi and Dots and Boxes.
Chess comes four more ways on top of the standard game: Chess960, Fog of War, Atomic and King of the Hill.
Where to start
Three to start with, and why each one is a good first round.
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Chess
Start here. Four bot levels that genuinely differ, pass-and-play for two, and four extra modes once the standard game stops surprising you.
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Reversi
Start here if you want a game you can learn in a minute and lose for a year. One rule, enormous depth, and a Pinwheel mode that spins a quadrant before every move.
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Dots and Boxes
Start here if you remember it from the back of a school book. The chains and the sacrifice are the whole game, and the bot knows it.
Every board game in the box
Five ways to play chess, plus Checkers, Reversi, Tic-Tac-Toe and Dots and Boxes versus a bot.
The back rank reshuffles every match.
Only the squares your pieces can see.
Every capture detonates.
Climb your king to one of the four summit squares to claim the throne.
Standard 8×8 checkers on a maple-and-cream board. Crown your pieces and out-think the bot.
Lose all to win
Place a disc to flip a row from sun to moon. Whichever side owns more discs when the sky fills wins.
Spin a quadrant before every move
Three in a row in a sun-warm meadow, where a friendly frog squares off with a bunny. Play the classic 3x3 round, or step up to Ultimate: nine little boards where every move decides which board your opponent plays next.
Nine little boards in one
Trade lines with a rival cartographer, close squares to reveal the terrain beneath, and claim the most land on the map.
All of it offline, all of it free
Just One More holds 69 games in all, and every one of them runs entirely on your device. It is free, ad supported, and has an optional one-time Remove Ads purchase. Nothing is locked behind a payment.