Long Narde

Miroslav Kisly

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Long Narde, also known as just Backgammon, Narde or Nardy. The game is similar to Moultezim, Tavla in Turkey and Fevga in Greece, is a variant of Backgammon game played in Middle East, East Europe and Russia, Ukraine. The board game does not need special representation, as well as, for example, chess, checkers. This game is one of the oldest board games for two players. Narde rules are very similar to Tawla 31.

Features:
* No Banners, only ads between games!
* Ability to compose own composition to train game skills
* Ability to save game and continue later
* Many boards and ALL for FREE!
* 8 difficulty levels
* Online multiplayer
* Online ELO rating
* Bluetooth multiplayer
* One or Two player mode
* Game dice statistics
* Dices without cheat
* Game does not eat battery
* Long move
* Undo move
* Small package size

Ratings and reviews

Decent game that usually doesn't cheat. One flaw that I've found is it doesn't always show you all of your available moves and even if you spot it, the game doesn't allow you to make the move. On the plus side I've never seen doubles rolled consecutively...on the negative side the computer seems to always roll doubles at that time of the game where both players are hurrying to move their pieces into the home end. Worth playing!

It's a cool long narde simulator/multiplayer! It's free, and brings a lot of nostalgic feeling about. I would've given it five stars, but unless your dice combos are exceptionally unlucky, it's rather easy to win even on the highest difficulty. The AI opponent always goes for the same tactics, makes similar mistakes (i.e. it's not that big a challenge to lock some of their pieces in the homefield). Both AI and you will get about 6-7 doubles per game each 95% of the time, so a bit predictable.

Stoped working properly after update. Sometimes game stops for nine second and then during one second left you are not able to move your chips. So you are loosing the game. I guess something wrong and requires fixing this cheating approach.