ZuminResix

Go on a frosted grid: porcelain-white and deep blue stones, a snowflake burst on every capture and a quiet room to think in. A few honest contrasts sum it up.
Cool, not cold
It looks like ice, but the game is warm-hearted. The rules sit on one card in Settings, coordinates around the edge can be hidden, and a soft blue ring marks the last move.
Patient, not passive
Three bots wait across the table: Flurry loves a quick capture, Blizzard reads shape and atari, Glacier thinks deeply with simulated futures. Choose 9×9 or 13×13 and the colour you want; undo, pass or resign at any time.
Shared, not online
A friend can sit with you on the same device in pass-and-play, on either size. Nothing leaves the phone.
Short, not shallow
Twenty-four capture puzzles in three sets: capture in one, two or three moves. White answers with the strongest defence, a hint is there when you need it, and each solved problem shows as frozen solid on the list.
Counted, not guessed
Scoring is by area with 6.5 komi for White, and groups that cannot live are removed before the count. The result sheet shows both totals, then the final position with marked points.
Measured, not noisy
Stats track games, the share you finished ahead against bots, captures, moves played, puzzles and hints, with bars for each bot and tiles for the last 20 games.
Still, if you like
Snow falls and ice crystals turn slowly behind the menus. Switch off Background animation in Settings for a still screen; haptics are optional too.
Plays offline, with no account and no ads.