Gomoku
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Gomoku (Five in a Row) is an ancient strategy board game that's simple to learn yet deeply strategic! Played on a 15×15 grid, two players compete to be the first to place five stones in a row—horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. While the rules are straightforward, the strategy is profound: block your opponent while building your own winning formations. This classic abstract strategy game has been played for centuries and continues to challenge minds around the world.
Be the first player to place five stones in an unbroken row (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal). Balance offense and defense—create your own winning threats while blocking your opponent's attempts to connect five.
Click on any intersection to place your stone. The first player to get five in a row (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal) wins. You play black against the AI.
Click on any empty intersection on the 15×15 board to place your stone. Players alternate turns, with black (you) moving first.
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