6 two-player games on one keyboard
Six games for two people sharing one keyboard or one tablet: friends guiding heavy Anvil and light Feather to the door, frogs playing volleyball, snowball artillery over a hill, a sumo shove on a shrinking island, a paddle game where the ball bends, and toy tanks in a hedge maze.
New here? Start with Hop Volley (one key each, first to five), then Bumper Isles (hold, let go, and shove your rival into the sea) or Anvil & Feather (two heroes and one door, and one player can swap between them).
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No game matches all of that.
Can I play on my own?
Yes. Five of them have a bot to play against, labelled as a bot, and in Anvil & Feather one player can switch between both heroes. Each game's page lists the keys for each player.
What are the controls?
One key per frog in Hop Volley; hold and release in Bumper Isles; drag back to set angle and power in Hilltop Hurlers; a paddle each in Bendball; drive and fire in Ricochet Yard; and movement keys for each hero in Anvil & Feather, where one player can swap between the two. Each game's own page lists the keys exactly.
How long is a match?
First to five in Hop Volley and Bumper Isles, first to seven in Bendball, first to ten rounds in Ricochet Yard, two of three rounds in Hilltop Hurlers. Anvil & Feather is ten rooms with a par time for stars. Hop Volley and Bendball add a rule or a court feature after every point, so a match changes as it goes.