Two chairs, one keyboard
This site is arranged for exactly that scene: one person on the left, one on the right, shoulders almost touching, one computer with a browser already open. Some games are for beating each…
On the bench right now
Two-a-Side Pitch
Seven ways to share a keyboard
All gamesOne Shared Keyboard
48 games
This is the front door of the site: only games where a second person can pull up a chair, put both hands on…
Loser Buys the Water
44 games
This section is for rounds with a clean result, the kind where the loser has to stand up and fetch the water.
Split Screen
46 games
Some games only work when both players can see each other inside the same frame: one shooting while the other…
Two Lanes
46 games
Racing is the easiest genre to split on one keyboard, because two people only need throttle and steering, not…
Two-a-Side Pitch
46 games
Football, basketball, table tennis and anything else with a net or a hoop: this section gathers sports games…
On the Same Side
45 games
Some evenings nobody wants to beat anybody, they just want to hold one base together until the wave ends.
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Sky Bus Mega Ramp DriveTwo Lanes
Bull Time ShooterSplit Screen
StickNinja MissionLoser Buys the Water
Paint or Seek: Chameleon Hide OnlineOne Shared Keyboard
World Flag QuizTake Turns
Boat War MayhemSplit Screen
Hellforge: Demon ProtocolSplit Screen
Dinos RushLoser Buys the Water
Horror Ban Ban 1 2 Player ParkourOn the Same Side
Basketball SchoolTwo-a-Side Pitch
Roblox Craft RunTwo Lanes
BrrBrr PatapimSplit Screen
Family Squid ChallengeOn the Same Side
Car Obby 3DTwo Lanes
Poppy Strike 5Split Screen
Cosmic DefenderSplit Screen
Stickman Dragon FightingLoser Buys the Water
Battle Tung Tung Sahur 2PlayerLoser Buys the Water
Fireboy And Watergirl OnlineOne Shared Keyboard
WorldCup2026Two-a-Side PitchTry one split round
Split ScreenHellforge: Demon ProtocolSplit Screen
Fruity Shoot: Gift FrenzySplit Screen
Sniper Pixel ShootingSplit ScreenThree rounds people demand back
Top 100Four ways in
Curated collectionsTonight's round
Two people are sitting here
All gamesPick a round for me
Obby Tsunami RunnerOne Shared KeyboardObby Tsunami Runner loads a full One Shared Keyboard game into one page: no install, no…Questions before you sit down
- Do two people on one keyboard jam each other?
- Sometimes, which is why games here split the keys into halves. A cheap membrane keyboard often refuses three keys at once when they sit on the same row, so pick pairs from different rows. If it still jams, plug in a second USB keyboard; the computer reads both at the same time.
- Do we need a controller?
- Not required. Most games here play on the keyboard, and a few also accept a controller if you happen to own one. If you have exactly one, give it to the person on the right and let the left player keep the keys, as long as that game allows mixing the two.
- The second player presses and nothing moves. What now?
- Click once in the middle of the game frame first, because the keyboard only counts while that window has focus. If that does not fix it, check whether the game uses the arrow keys at all, and turn off Sticky Keys in the Windows accessibility settings. Those two steps cover most cases.
- How long is one round?
- Three to eight minutes, depending on the game and on how many rounds the two of you agreed to beforehand. Fighting games tend to be shorter, defence and racing games longer. If a round passes ten minutes, you are probably in the wrong mode rather than in a long game.
- What gets saved afterwards, and who keeps score?
- Nothing needs saving on the machine. The score for an evening belongs on paper, kept beside the keyboard, because paper is visible to both people and nobody can edit it behind the other's back. Tomorrow starts a new round, and that is also how an evening gets an ending.