![Paris: La Cité de La Lumière, c’est charmant! [Review]](https://usercontent.one/wp/blog.meepleeksyen.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Meeple-Eksyen-Feature-Image.jpg?media=1730398425)
Paris: La Cité de La Lumière, c’est charmant! [Review]
Paris: La Cité de La Lumière brings us back to 1889. To win, we have to build the best version of this city of light on the board.
Category: Two-Player Games
In the realm of board games, the world of two-player games holds a special place, often overlooked but rich with unique experiences. At Meeple Eksyen, we’re dedicated to celebrating this niche segment. We believe that the thrill of two-player sessions deserves more recognition. Some game publishers have recognized this too and have tailored their board games to suit two-player dynamics, resulting in memorable gaming moments.
Explore our curated selection of board games specifically designed for two players. Whether you’re seeking engaging battles or cooperative challenges, this category showcases the best options for low player count sessions.
![Moon Base: A Bigger Leap for Mankind [Review]](https://usercontent.one/wp/blog.meepleeksyen.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/IMG_0156edit-1-1400x800.jpg?media=1730398425)
Moon Base: A Bigger Leap for Mankind [Review]
Moon Base is a board game for two from Itten Games, Japan. This abstract game lasts for six rounds where both players try to gain the most points to win. The points are gathered by constructing residences and facilities.
![Above: Rise to be the King of Olympus [Review]](https://usercontent.one/wp/blog.meepleeksyen.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Above_feature.jpg?media=1730398425)
Above: Rise to be the King of Olympus [Review]
Above is an abstract strategy game where players share all the miniatures and its skills on the board. Whoever gets a deity to the top of Olympus wins.
![Troia: Asymmetric Greeks’ and Trojans’ war [Review]](https://usercontent.one/wp/blog.meepleeksyen.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/featured-photo_troia.jpg?media=1730398425)
Troia: Asymmetric Greeks’ and Trojans’ war [Review]
Troia is a fast-paced, asymmetric game for two. Each will take the Greek’s and Trojan’s side, racing to fulfil the winning condition. Who will emerge victoriously from this battle?
![Tiki: Harvest the most pineapples [Review]](https://usercontent.one/wp/blog.meepleeksyen.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/IMG_1074.jpg?media=1730398425)
Tiki: Harvest the most pineapples [Review]
Tiki is a fast-paced abstract game for two players. To win the game, you have to be the first one to harvest four pineapples. Tiki is published by OZ Editions and its deluxe edition was available on Kickstarter in 2017.
![Siam: Rivalry Between the Elephants and the Rhinos [Review]](https://usercontent.one/wp/blog.meepleeksyen.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/siam.jpeg?media=1730398425)
Siam: Rivalry Between the Elephants and the Rhinos [Review]
Another 2-player-board-game that was designed so pretty: Siam. Siam feels like a lite-chess where every move of your pawn counts. Whether you are on the elephant’s or rhino’s side, you have to be the first to push the stone out of the area.
![DiceWar: Light of Dragons, Luck-Free Dice Game [Review]](https://usercontent.one/wp/blog.meepleeksyen.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/WhatsApp-Image-2018-11-10-at-10.50.07-1.jpeg?media=1730398425)
DiceWar: Light of Dragons, Luck-Free Dice Game [Review]
DiceWar: Light of Dragons is a strategic board game for two players. This game is quite competitive and packed with tactical and strategic movements.
![Hatsuden: Introducing Sustainable Energy Through Board Game [Review]](https://usercontent.one/wp/blog.meepleeksyen.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/pic3572859.jpg?media=1730398425)
Hatsuden: Introducing Sustainable Energy Through Board Game [Review]
Hatsuden is a compact, light, and fast game for two players. You have to manage energy production through sustainable sources. Will you be able to manage all the sources to deliver adequate electricity demand for the cities?
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