Reversi Club

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PC + Mobil

Ingyenes · Regisztráció nélkül · PC és mobil

Reversi Club is the classic flip-discs game on an 8 by 8 board, set in a bright Japanese tea house. Every move traps a line of enemy discs and turns it to your colour, so the picture on the board can swing at any moment. Play the computer at five levels, from a novice that slips a lot to a master that solves the endgame, take on ten opponents in the championship, or seat a friend at the same screen. There is a daily mid-game puzzle, undo, hints, four boards and three disc sets unlocked with coins. The game starts with four discs in the middle and Black moves first. On your turn tap a square marked with a dot: the disc you place must trap at least one enemy disc in a row, column or diagonal between it and another disc of yours, and all trapped discs flip. No legal move? Your turn passes. The game ends when the board is full or neither side can move, and whoever has more discs wins. A win earns stars for the margin and for playing without help, plus coins for new looks. Controls: on desktop, Click a marked square; Z undo, H hint, P or Esc to pause; on mobile, Tap a marked square; large buttons for undo, hint and pause. What is inside: A complete 8 by 8 game with automatic pass when there is no legal move, Five computer levels: a novice and a casual player that are easy to beat, up to a master that searches deeply and solves the endgame, A ten-opponent championship with distinct personalities, such as Granny Mei who grabs greedily and the Monk who plays for mobility, A daily puzzle: a mid-game position with nine empty squares that you must win against a perfect opponent, Two-player mode on one screen, undo and hints, Four boards (cedar, jade, slate, red lacquer) and three disc sets unlocked with coins. Each win earns up to three stars and coins, and the next opponent in the championship unlocks after a win. Coins buy boards and discs. Progress is saved on this device only, with no sign-up. Tip: Corners matter most: a disc in a corner can never be flipped. Play free in your browser, with no sign-up and no download.

Hogyan kell játszani

The game starts with four discs in the middle and Black moves first. On your turn tap a square marked with a dot: the disc you place must trap at least one enemy disc in a row, column or diagonal between it and another disc of yours, and all trapped discs flip. No legal move? Your turn passes. The game ends when the board is full or neither side can move, and whoever has more discs wins. A win earns stars for the margin and for playing without help, plus coins for new looks.

Irányítás

PC: Click a marked square; Z undo, H hint, P or Esc to pause
Mobil: Tap a marked square; large buttons for undo, hint and pause

Jellemzők

A complete 8 by 8 game with automatic pass when there is no legal move
Five computer levels: a novice and a casual player that are easy to beat, up to a master that searches deeply and solves the endgame
A ten-opponent championship with distinct personalities, such as Granny Mei who grabs greedily and the Monk who plays for mobility
A daily puzzle: a mid-game position with nine empty squares that you must win against a perfect opponent
Two-player mode on one screen, undo and hints
Four boards (cedar, jade, slate, red lacquer) and three disc sets unlocked with coins

Tippek és stratégia

Corners matter most: a disc in a corner can never be flipped.
Avoid the squares touching an empty corner; they invite your opponent to take it.
Sometimes flipping fewer discs is better: the fewer discs you have in the middle, the fewer moves your opponent has.
Watch how many legal moves your opponent has. If only one is left, take it away from them.
In the endgame count the empty squares and check who gets the last move.
Use hints to learn: the computer shows the best move it can find.

Haladás

Each win earns up to three stars and coins, and the next opponent in the championship unlocks after a win. Coins buy boards and discs. Progress is saved on this device only, with no sign-up.

A játékról

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How do I know where I can place a disc?

On your turn small dots appear on every legal square. A legal move must trap at least one enemy disc between the new disc and another disc of yours. If there are no dots, your turn passes automatically.

What is a corner and why does it matter?

One of the four squares at the ends of the board. A disc in a corner can never be flipped, so it becomes an anchor from which you can stabilise whole edge rows.

How do the computer levels differ?

Novice and Casual mostly grab discs and sometimes slip on purpose. Club looks three moves ahead, Expert five, and Master searches deeper within its time and solves the endgame exactly.

How do I earn three stars?

A win gives one star, a margin of 12 discs or more adds a second, and playing without hints or undo adds the third. Stars and coins are saved on this device.

How does the daily puzzle work?

Each day there is the same mid-game position for everyone with nine empty squares. You must win from it against a perfect opponent, and only one or two moves keep the win. Retry as often as you like; the day streak grows each day.

Can I play a friend on the same screen?

Yes. Pick Two players in Quick match and pass the device. Hint and undo work there too, but the result gives no stars or coins.

Do I need to download or sign up?

No. The game runs directly in your browser, with no account and no installation.

Where is my best score saved?

Only on your own device, in the browser’s local storage. It is never sent anywhere.