Reversi Game - Play Offline

Flip black and white discs on an 8×8 board. Play Reversi by yourself, or pass one phone between two. It works offline and has no sign-in.


■ Skipped turns are explained

- When a side has no move and the turn is skipped, the line under the board says so right away. Example: White has no moves - Black plays again.
- When your own turn is skipped against the computer, the computer waits until you tap OK.
- If it happens several times in a row, the count is shown too.
- Squares you can play are marked with small rings. You can turn this off in Settings.
- Tap a square you can't play and one line tells you why.


■ Play the computer

- Six levels: Beginner, Novice, Medium, Hard, Expert and Master.
- Choose Black (moves first), White, or Random.
- Stuck? Ask for a hint.
- Wins, draws and losses add up by level on the Record screen.


■ 2 players on one phone

- One phone sits between you while Black and White alternate.
- The board does not turn. The highlighted bar shows whose move it is.


■ Easy to play

- Undo has no limit. Against the computer one tap goes back to your own last move.
- The game is saved after each move, so Continue game brings it back after you close the app.
- Disc counts for both sides are always on screen, and the last move is marked with a dot.
- The flip animation and the vibration when a disc is placed can be turned off.
- The rules open from Home and from the game screen.


■ Rules

- A move must trap opponent discs in a straight line between two of yours. Every trapped disc turns to your colour.
- A side with no move is skipped. The game ends when neither side can move.
- The side with more discs wins. Equal counts are a draw.


■ Privacy

Your games and record are stored on your phone and are never sent to our servers. If Google backup is on, they are included in your phone backup.
Google services process device information for ads and app usage statistics. See the privacy policy for details.

Contact: dev@indieway.xyz

Recent changes:
- Play Reversi against the computer at six levels, or with a friend on one phone.
- When a turn is skipped because there is no move, the board tells you why.