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Shared-screen, turn-taking, versus, co-op, and online multiplayer browser games.
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Play and creation guide
Choose local, shared-screen, or online play
Two-player can mean two people on one keyboard, alternating turns on one screen, playing against computer-controlled opponents, or joining a real online room. Read the play-mode and input notes instead of assuming every multiplayer label means remote matchmaking.
Shared-device games need controls that do not collide. Turn-taking games work especially well on phones and tablets because only one person acts at a time. Online games depend on the external game service and connection quality.
For an AI-created multiplayer prototype, define who owns each input, what state must stay synchronized, how a round starts and ends, and what happens when a player disconnects. Local multiplayer is often the fastest first prototype.