Two Player games
One keyboard, two people, split controls. Local versus and co-op games for sharing a screen, with no accounts and no matchmaking.
Racing Ball 3DTwo Player
12 MiniBattles - Two PlayersTwo Player
Master ChessTwo Player
Stick War: Infinity DuelTwo Player
Break a Lucky Egg BrainrotsTwo Player
Block vs Block IITwo Player
Red and Blue Stickman HuggyTwo Player
Adventures of Two Kittens IITwo Player
Drunken DuelTwo Player
Snow Rush 3DTwo Player
Poison Candy: Obby 1 Or 2-PlayerTwo Player
Green and Blue CutemanTwo Player
Steve and Alex Skibidi ToiletTwo Player
Red and Blue Stickman RopeTwo Player
Masquerades vs ImpostorsTwo Player
Steal Car DuelTwo Player
Red Hands - 2 Player GameTwo Player
Party Stickman 4 PlayerTwo Player
MCCraft - 2 PlayerTwo Player
Nooby And Obby 2 PlayerTwo Player
Red and Green PumpkinTwo Player
Geometry Vibes 3DTwo Player
Stealth robbery of a house togetherTwo Player
Steve and Alex House EscapeTwo Player
Noob vs Hacker - 2 PlayerTwo Player
Kids: Cute PairsTwo Player
Steve and Alex Ender WorldTwo Player
Obby and Noob Barry PrisonTwo Player
Skibidi Toilet FriendsTwo Player
Fire and Water StickmanTwo Player
2 Player Games Mini GamesTwo Player
Jelly Bros Red and BlueTwo Player
Alex and Steve NetherTwo Player
Sprunki Lava Escape 2PlayerTwo Player
Gun and GuysTwo Player
Steve and AlexTwo Player
Red and Green 3Two Player
Sprunki TeamTwo Player
Red and Blue Stickman Huggy 2Two Player
Geometri Tag Wars - 2 PlayersTwo Player
About Two Player games
Sitting next to your opponent changes a game: every lucky shot gets a reaction, and a rematch starts the moment someone asks for one. About 50 games are on this shelf, nearly all of them tagged two-player, and most fall into three kinds: co-op platformers, where two characters have to help each other through a level; short head-to-head duels; and classic board games such as chess and backgammon.
Red and Blue Stickman Huggy is a good example of the co-op kind: two stickman siblings collect keys and unlock doors together, using double jumps to get through each level. Drunken Duel is a wild west gunfight between two floppy ragdolls, each controlled with a single button. 12 MiniBattles packs a dozen small pixel-art contests, from sports to duels, into one game, with a spinner choosing what comes next, which makes it a handy pick when nobody can agree.
On a shared keyboard one player usually takes the WASD keys and the other the arrow keys, so a full-size keyboard gives both of you room. Nearly all of them expect a wide screen. Some, such as Block vs Block II, can also be played against the computer, which helps when the second player has not arrived yet. Being free browser games with nothing to install, they are just as easy to start on a friend's laptop.