Play on your own against the computer
Nobody around? In twelve games the computer steps in as your opponent. On iPhone you play it directly; on an Apple TV, iPad or Mac game table it fills the seats nobody has taken.
Go to “Play without a TV”
In the “Play” tab, you’ll find the “Play without a TV” section at the bottom.
Tap a game
Tap a game, for example Four in a Row or Rummy. For Chess, the next panel also lets you pick the time control.
Choose “Play the computer”
Tap “Play the computer”. Your device opens a private room that others on the Wi‑Fi can’t see.
Tap Ready and play
Tap “Ready” and the game begins. You see the board or your cards right on your phone.
On the TV, iPad or Mac
Pick the game on the game table and choose the computer option under “Who’s playing?”: “Vs. computer” for Chess and Stack Rush, “With computer opponents” for the other games, and “With computer drivers” for Corner Chaos.
With “With computer opponents”, the computer fills empty seats: if you’re alone, you get one computer opponent; when a second person joins, it steps aside. In Corner Chaos, computer drivers fill the grid up to four karts.
Which games have a computer opponent
Chess, Stack Rush, Corner Chaos, Crazy Mau, Four in a Row, Nine Men’s Morris, Checkers, Rummy, Sea Battle, Five Dice, Little Max and Thirty-One. The party games are all about explaining, drawing and bluffing between people, so they have no computer opponent.
Tips
- Quiz Night and Five Dice can also be played solo; Quiz Night needs a game table for that.