Gomoku XXL
English

Review the game

Replay a game move by move, and see where it was won or lost.

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A 15×15 game: the banner warns that the opponent wins next turn, and marks the cell to block

At the end of a game played offline, REVIEW THE GAME opens the review.

Move by move

The stones are numbered in the order they were played, and the board has coordinates from A1 to T20. Buttons and a slider move from the first move to the last.

What the analysis finds

For a classic game, the review lists the forced wins that were missed and the move that lost the game, with the right move or the winning reply. When there is nothing to say, it says so: a clean game.

Which games

The review covers local games and games against the AI. The analysis covers classic games, with one line to win; for the others, you can still replay the moves. Online games are not reviewed.

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More features

Giant boards

Quick, Balanced or Epic. The bigger the board, the longer the plan, and the more threats to watch.

Threat markers

The move that wins, and the cell you must block, marked on the board before it is too late.

Against the AI

Three levels that differ by what they see, not by luck. Choose who starts, undo a move, ask for a hint. Offline.

Online

Real players in real time. A quick match, a ranked match that counts, or a private game with a friend.

Daily puzzle

One position a day, X to play and win. Every move must threaten five. Keep your streak, offline.

Blitz and multi-line

Ten seconds per turn, or a game that goes on after the first line. Two ways to change the pace.

Privacy

Local play, the AI and the daily puzzle need nothing. Online play creates an anonymous account, only when you use it.

Your opponent is waiting

Giant boards, a real AI, online matches and a daily puzzle. Free.

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