How split-screen play works
Hold the phone upright between you or lay it flat on a table. The player at the bottom uses the bottom half of the screen, and the player at the top uses the top half. Their score faces them, so nobody has to read upside down. On a wider screen, such as a tablet or laptop, the game turns sideways and players take the left and right halves.
On a computer, the left player uses W A S D (or a single key such as A) and the right player uses the arrow keys (or L).
The games
- Air Hockey: slide your mallet, bank the puck off the walls and score 7 goals first.
- Reaction Duel: wait for the star, then tap first. Tap too soon and your rival scores.
Questions
Do action games work on a laptop?
Yes. Each game page lists its keys. Some cheaper keyboards ignore certain keys pressed at the same moment; if a key seems stuck, try the other player's keys or a touchscreen.
Is there an ad in the middle of a match?
No. There are never ads during a match.
Updated 2 November 2026