elo - board games for two

elo - board games for two

Ludo, Ubongo, Checkers and 50+

767 ratings
57 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 9, 2020
  • June 1, 2026

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Enjoy a wide variety of classic and modern board, card, and dice games with friends and family, regardless of distance. Participate in tournaments, chat, and even use voice chat for a connected gaming experience.

Over 60 classic and modern games
New game added monthly
Play with friends and family remotely
Tournaments and multiplayer options
In-app chat and voice chat
Ad-supported free play
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What's New in elo

1.34.0

June 1, 2026

We’re constantly working behind the scenes to make elo even better – so you can keep playing with friends and family without interruption. With this update, you can easily pick up your game series right where you left off: choose your game, your opponent – and you’re good to go! Have fun playing

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Subscription plans

elo Support Month Subscription

One month of elo support

$8.991 Month
3 Days trial
How to cancel elo subscription ⁉️
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In-App Purchases

$14.99

3 month elo+

elo+ for 3 month

User reviews

App crashes a lot

The app is great but it crashes a lot and I log in regularly and can’t click into my games. I have no storage issue on my phone but still I have to keep exiting and re-entering. I also do not have a connection problem. I’m not sure what the issue is but it does spoil what is otherwise an excellent app, albeit littered with scammers who are not being vetted.
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Great games

Top notch

Fun

A great place to play games and chat with people.

Elo

Awesome Game

Great games but lots of ads if you don’t pay. Some bugs

The games are great but they frequently push you to buy Elo+ with lots of “Which do you want to do to keep playing?” popups where you have to buy tokens and pay 40 for an hour of no ads, upgrade to their subscription, or watch yet another ad to continue your game. Once you pay the ads stop but there are simple but obvious programming bugs. Example- if you accidentally hit “report” you’re taken to a screen with no exit /cancel/return home other than shutting down the game and restarting. But lots of fun games.
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FAQ

What kind of games can I play on elo?

elo offers a diverse selection of over 60 games, including classics like Ludo, Checkers, Chess, and Go, as well as card games like Rummy, dice games like TwentyOne, action games like Ubongo, and trivia quizzes. A new game is added every month to keep the selection fresh.

How does elo connect people?

elo allows you to play with friends and family regardless of distance. You can play in real-time or asynchronously, forwarding moves when time allows. The app also facilitates social interaction through in-app chat, voice chat, and the ability to open rooms for group play.

What are the subscription options for elo?

elo offers a monthly subscription for $5.99, an annual subscription for $35.99, and a 3-month pass for $16.99 that does not auto-renew. You can also play the app ad-supported for free. Subscriptions can be managed and canceled through your iTunes Account Settings.

Is elo available on different devices?

The description mentions that games are optimized for mobile gaming experiences, suggesting compatibility with smartphones and tablets. Pricing may vary by country, and subscriptions are managed through iTunes Account Settings, indicating iOS compatibility.

Can I play elo with multiple people?

Yes, elo is designed for playing with others. You can participate in tournaments, play with two or more people, as a whole family, or as a group. The app supports various multiplayer modes and social features to enhance group gaming.