Go - Offline Baduk Board Game

Go (Baduk, Weiqi) to play alone or with a friend, no internet needed. No sign-in. ■ A computer that starts easy - Six levels on 9x9 and 13x13, from Starter to Top. Three levels on 19x19: Starter, Novice and Medium. - Starter plays gently for first-time players and makes the odd big mistake. - Use handicap stones to even out the game. - Choose Black or White. - Stuck? Get a hint, or tap Count to see who is ahead. ■ Scoring you can check - When both players pass, the game moves to scoring. - Dead stones are suggested for you. Tap a group to switch it between dead and alive. - Mark seki too. Points touching a seki group are not counted as territory. - Every point shows whose territory it is, and the result adds up territory, captures, dead stones and komi line by line. - Open borders are pointed out, and Keep playing lets you finish them. - Korean territory scoring with 6.5 komi (0.5 in handicap games). ■ Two players on one phone - Take turns on one phone, on 9x9, 13x13 or 19x19. - If the same position comes up a third time, you are asked whether to call it a draw. ■ Preview before you place - Tap a point to see a ghost stone and crosshair first. - On 19x19 a magnifier shows the area around your finger. - Tap Place, or the same point again, to play. - Illegal points (suicide, ko) tell you why. - Take back as many moves as you like. ■ Play with buttons - Turn it on in Settings to move a cursor with arrow buttons and place with one button. - With TalkBack on, the cursor point is read aloud, and button mode turns on by itself. - Mark dead stones and seki with buttons when scoring, too. ■ Also - Your game is saved, so you can pick it up later. - Records by board size and level, plus your recent games. - Four board styles (Wood, Paper, Jade, Night) and dark mode. - Illustrated rules: capturing, suicide, ko and counting territory.

- Stability and usability improvements.