Gomoku Renju - Five Dots in a Row /Line
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3.8
Age Rating
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User Reviews for Gomoku Renju - Five Dots in a Row /Line
Very clever computer
It always wins...
Fun game
I’ve enjoyed this app for a week now. Ive played this game 100’s of times with real pieces. It is easy to learn. I’ve played 10 games with this app and won about half. So far the ads haven’t ruined my experience.
Fun game
Fun to play! Computer can be beat if you stay aggressive. Can the Win counters be fixed to go above 99?
Gomoku
Pretty fun game. Similar to a game I played years ago, pente.
Fun but
Fun but just blocking is a bit boring, how about capture pieces? No glitches and fast graphics. A+
Epic waste of your time
It is virtually impossible to beat. I have only done it twice in over 40 games. Extremely frustrating! Play with a human instead.
No way to control difficulty
This app does not give any control for difficulty level as you are trying to learn the game. The computer is ruthless and quick, and at the end of the game, it makes an awful sound, and “You lost to the computer” pops up!
Great for beginners
I just started playing and can’t see why this game doesn’t get 5 stars review. For my fellow beginners, read up on five in a row game theory. It makes the game more fun when you have some strategies.
Annoying
Moves are registered wrong because board and game pieces are annoyingly small
GOOD
computer is a bit easy tho
Description
Gomoku is an abstract strategy board game. Also called Gobang or Five in a Row, it is traditionally played with Go pieces (black and white stones) on a go board with 15*15 grids. Black plays first, and players alternate in placing a stone of their color on an empty intersection.
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