My partner and I are always on the lookout for good two player games to fit into the gaps. Here are a few: Morels - A game about gathering mushrooms and cooki

My partner and I are always on the lookout for good two player games to fit into the gaps. Here are a few: Morels - A game about gathering mushrooms and cooking them for points. The game simulates a walk through the forest with a rotating track of decaying mushroom cards. A really pleasant game for a Sunday morning. Trambahn - Building tram tracks in Germany (Austria?) from horse-drawn buggies to more modern electric trams. Completely card based and has some clever mechanics re: scoring and building stations. The Bloody Inn - You and a partner(s) are running an inn with the sole purpose of amassing money, usually by robbing/murdering people in their sleep. Fun game that can actually play up to 4 but works well with 2. Pathfinder Adventure Card Game & Arkham Horror Card Game - These are both far heavier than the rest, but are great if you're into D&Dish adventure games but don't have a group for D&D. You essentially work through campaigns and scenarios with a character by playing again the deck/board, so no DM necessary. We like both of these a lot.