■ A Go Game Where a Cat Walks Over
When you place a stone, a cat walks over from outside the board and sits in that spot. If captured, it walks out. Stones on the same side are connected to each other, appearing as a single block. Instead of a rigid board, we have created a living, moving board.
■ It’s Okay to Play Go for Beginners
'Learning Go' guides you through the rules of play, capturing, ko, and territory in order. This is followed by 11 technical units covering everything from connecting gaps to moving stones. Read the explanations, verify with diagrams, and play yourself to receive a ruling.
■ You can play these types of matches
- AI Match (Easy / Normal / Hard)
- Local Multiplayer (Taking turns on a single device)
- Wi-Fi Multiplayer (Real-time match between two devices on the same router)
- 9x9 / 13x19x19
■ Follow the rules properly
- Ko (Killing) judgment
- Benson algorithm-based life/death judgment
- Select Japanese / Chinese scoring style
- Komi, sacrificed stones, match clock, and timeout
- Automatic endgame scoring (Turn on/off in settings)
- Rewind, AI hints
■ What remains after a move
- Match records and statistics
- Game replays and win rate curves by move
- SGF import / export
- Level, experience points, coins, daily tasks
- Equip boards, stones, and Nyanko skins from the shop
■ Start immediately without an account
No registration or login required. Game records are stored on the device, while Wi-Fi games are played directly between two devices within the same router.
Go where a cat walks over and sits. From AI matches to Wi-Fi head-to-head matches.