Nine Men’s Morris is one of the oldest known board games. You play as the blue pieces; the AI plays dark.
Phase 1 – Placement: Take turns placing your 9 pieces on any empty intersection. Try to form “mills” – three of your pieces in a row along a line.
Phase 2 – Movement: Once all pieces are placed, take turns sliding a piece to an adjacent connected intersection.
Phase 3 – Flying: When you are down to just 3 pieces, you may move to any empty intersection.
Forming a mill: When you get three in a row along a line, you must remove one of your opponent’s pieces. You cannot remove a piece that is part of a mill unless no other pieces are available.
Winning: Your opponent loses when they are reduced to 2 pieces or have no legal moves.
Use the Undo button to take back moves. Change difficulty at any time – it takes effect on the next AI move.
Place, slide, and form mills to capture the AI’s pieces.
Race your four tokens around the board and into home – roll a six to enter and to get extra turns!
Drop discs into the grid and be the first to connect four in a line – horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
Place discs to outflank your opponent and flip their pieces – the player with the most discs at the end wins.
Jump and capture your opponent's pieces – king your pieces to move in any direction.