Open up.
Play different.
Your next favorite game might be hiding in the fold. Discover little worlds, tabletop battles, and puzzles that make your Duo feel like something new.
MORE PLAYING. ↙↳ THE FOLD IS PART OF THE FUN
Six picks.
Six reasons to unfold.
A cooking joke, a paper crease, a world on each side. Start with an idea that speaks to you.
Built for DuoTwo Fold
A platformer that gives the outside and inside of your phone different worlds. Pick this when you want the act of opening the device to matter to the puzzle.
Built for DuoHingami
Origami puzzles built around the hinge. Line up the paper and use the fold itself to make your next move.
Built for DuoToastie
Close the lid, make the grilled cheese. A playful cooking premise that turns the Duo's familiar closing motion into the main event.
Built for DuoFleetFold
A naval grid game arranged across the fold, separating your fleet from the waters you are targeting.
Built for DuoTerminus
Transit-map puzzles with stations spread across the fold. For players who would rather untangle a route than chase a high score.
Built for DuoEmbertail Fox
A side-scroller with a developer-described tabletop mode: game above, controller deck below.
What are you in the mood for?
A closer look at the play.
A tiny game table: choosing tabletop games for iPhone Duo
Compare naval grids, card hands and board-game collections by how they use the half-open phone, with an official Battlefleet Duo teaser.
Game picksiPhone Duo games that make the fold part of the move
From paper mazes to a tiny sandwich press: choose a foldable game by what the hinge actually does, with screenshots and original developer videos.
Puzzle notesOrisuji on iPhone Duo: read the maze before you fold
A source-based introduction to Orisuji’s paper-maze idea, the fold transition and what to look for in its official trailer.