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Gomoku (Renju) is an abstract strategy board game.

by Team Twiner

500+

Thousand

Downloads

4.0+

Android version

2/24/18

Last updated

2011

January

App age

3.18 MB

App size

Everyone

Content rating

FREE

Price

Google Play Rating history and histogram

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Changelog

Feb 24, 2018 Update Version 1.0
Aug 20, 2017 Update Version 0.26
Feb 22, 2017 Update Version 0.25
Aug 23, 2016 Update Version 0.24
Jan 13, 2014 Update Version 0.23
Dec 19, 2013 Update Version 0.22
Nov 22, 2012 Installs 500,000+ installs
Feb 11, 2012 Category Moved from Entertainment to Puzzle
Nov 18, 2011 Update Version 0.17
Nov 12, 2011 Update Version 0.16
Aug 23, 2011 Update Version 0.15
Aug 7, 2011 Update Version 0.14
Jul 31, 2011 Update Version 0.13
Jun 26, 2011 Installs >250,000 installs
Jun 26, 2011 Update Version 0.12.KF27
May 16, 2011 Update Version 0.11.KE16
May 13, 2011 Update Version 0.10.KE11
May 10, 2011 Update Version 0.9
Apr 25, 2011 Update Version 0.8
Feb 15, 2011 Installs 50,000+ installs
Feb 15, 2011 Update Version 0.7
Feb 12, 2011 Update Version 0.6
Feb 7, 2011 Update Version 0.5
Jan 20, 2011 Installs 10,000+ installs
Jan 20, 2011 Update Version 0.4
Jan 18, 2011 Update Version 0.3
Jan 10, 2011 Installs 5,000+ installs
Jan 8, 2011 Installs 1,000+ installs
Jan 6, 2011 Update Version 0.2
Jan 5, 2011 Installs 500+ installs
Jan 5, 2011 New App Version 0.1 in Entertainment for Free

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Team Twiner

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Description

Gomoku (Renju) is an abstract strategy board game and is also called Five in a Row. It is traditionally played with go pieces (black and white stones) on a go board (19x19 intersections).
Black plays first, and players alternate in placing a stone of their color on an empty intersection. The winner is the first player to get an unbroken row of five stones horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
- Wikipedia.

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Recent changes:
bug fix.

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