Two-player games

Two-player games are competitive activities involving two individuals, where each player makes strategic decisions to achieve their own goal while often trying to outmaneuver the other. Examples include chess, checkers, or sports like tennis. These games typically have defined rules, a clear objective, and potential for multiple outcomes based on players' choices. They can be used to study decision-making, strategy, and prediction, and are enjoyed for their mental challenge and competitive nature. The essence of two-player games is balancing offense and defense, anticipating the opponent’s moves, and adapting strategies to win.