Gomoku‪！‬ 4+

Name: Gomoku！
Rating: 4.6 (27 reviews)
Author: 晓俊 王

Five in a row

晓俊王

Designed for iPad

- 4.6 • 27 Ratings

- Free

Description

Gomoku, Gobang or Five in a Row is a simple board game, it is usually played with Go pieces on a Go board with 19x19 intersections. The rule of this game is very simple (well, actually the current official Gomoku rule is not simple), two players place piece on an empty intersection in turn, the winner is the first player who gets five pieces in a row (next to each other) horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

4.6 out of 5

27 Ratings

Great game, exactly what I was looking for

Simple, fun, the ads are minimal and the game is great

I hate it.

Okay, I don’t actually. This game is very entertaining, I just discovered it as a mini game in another game so I downloaded this version for my phone. But I will say it makes me feel like the absolute stupidest person on this planet. I thought I was at least somewhat smart before playing this but now after playing I am sure that I have an IQ of 12. I have only played on the beginner difficulty and have played over 100 games and I still have not beat the bot ONCE. I only play on beginner because I have never really even played this game before downloading it, so of course I don’t know any strategies or anything but still. Isn’t the whole point of a beginner level for it to be designed for people who have not played it? I am insanely stubborn and refuse to give up until I win at least once on my own. I refuse to look up any strategies or advice, because I don’t want it. I just want to beat this game ONE TIME on my own on beginner level.
P. S. I commend the game for having very unobtrusive ads as they are only 5s ones every 2 games or a 30s one for an extra undo. Very tolerable and not obnoxious.

A fine game

Works well, although I have found ways to win every time on difficulties up to hard and it does not respect the “overline” rule. 6 in a row should not be a valid win condition.

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