The Four Traditional Games Which Have Transferred Seamlessly To App

You can play almost any form of offline game online these days. There are apps for virtually everything, from poker to pool, blackjack to basketball. But some games certainly transfer to the digital world better than others. But what are they?

Blackjack

Blackjack is one of the oldest pastimes on the planet and one of the most well known casino games. It's a simple game, which is why it has made such a seamless transition into the realms of online apps. You'll find all the best online casinos such as Jeux en Ligne offer the game these days, as well as a range of different variants which have, if anything, taken the game itself from strength to strength.

Scrabble

Scrabble is one of the best selling board games of all time. But again, it's simple in its layout, format and design and therefore has become quite an easy game to replicate in app form. There are a few different versions out there, but the official Scrabble app is of course the best to play, allowing you to link up and play with friends all over the world.

Bingo

Bingo is another game which has a rich and long history having been played hundreds of years ago, when Steve Jobs' great-great-great-grandmother would have only been a twinkle in her mothers eye.

The game suffered a lull back in the 1990s and early 2000s, but came back with a bang thanks to the online version, and today it's bigger than ever before and a billion dollar industry. It's perfectly suited to app play and is only growing in popularity. And by the day too.

Snooker

This one might split readers slightly, but snooker or pool have long been a traditional bar and offline game, and while playing via an app offers few similarities to playing in ‘real life', the games have adapted well for mobile and online play.

It's simple to play and you still need to work the angles and use the same tactical knowhow to get around the table. Which makes it a great game. And it's also good for practicing, particularly the mathematical and analytical side of the game.