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Settle in for a thoughtful board game of brackets, changing lines, and corner control. Each turn asks you to look beyond the pieces you flip and consider where the next move will lead.

Play a standard 8×8 match against a local rules-based computer or pass the device for a two-player game. A move is legal when it surrounds one or more opposing pieces in a straight line. Enclosed pieces flip to your side, and a player with no legal move automatically passes. The match ends when the board is full or neither side can move; the higher piece count wins.

Choose from three computer styles, from immediate capture choices to deeper searches that value corners and mobility. These are local strategies, not claims of intelligence or guaranteed results. In a computer match, use one undo to revisit your last round.

Explore 30 practice positions focused on taking a corner, limiting replies, or finishing ahead. Learn the rules with an interactive three-step guide, then review a completed match one move at a time with score changes and corner ownership in view.

Adjust legal-move hints, piece markings, board colors, light or dark appearance, move sounds, and motion to suit your table. Match records, practice progress, and preferences stay on your device. Play works offline and does not require an account.