Go Magic: Learn & Play Go Game

Go Magic

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About this game

Go Magic is your all-in-one app to learn and master the game of Go — also known as Weiqi in China and Baduk in Korea. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, Go Magic offers everything you need:

🧠 Learn to play Go step by step:
- Beginner-friendly Go lessons
- Interactive guides and practice sessions
- Visual explanations and live examples

🎯 Practice with Go puzzles (Tsumego):
- Hundreds of Go problems from beginner to advanced
- Train reading and life-and-death intuition
- Daily Tsumego challenges and online practice

🎓 Learn from professionals:
- Insights from European pros
- Real game reviews and strategy breakdowns
- Pro-level tactics in an easy-to-digest format

🌏 Go online with a global community:
- Practice and learn Go online anywhere
- Follow structured Go courses
- Designed for learners of all levels

Why choose Go Magic?
✔ Designed for absolute beginners
✔ Covers all major Go concepts and tactics
✔ Includes Atari Go mode for faster learning
✔ Focused on fun, visual learning

Note: This is the Web App version of the Go Magic platform. It allows users to access content they have already unlocked on the platform. No purchases or subscriptions can be made within the app. Use offline mode to study anywhere, anytime — for all content you've previously unlocked.

✨ Whether you're placing your first stone or chasing dan-level play — Go Magic is where your journey begins.

Ratings and reviews

Overall a great platform to learn how to play Go and get a foundational understanding of the game. The skill tree is free and can give you a good idea of the areas you need to study more. The lesson while not all free are enjoyable with easy to understand concepts while giving you skill checks along the way so you truly know if you are understanding the material. I can't wait to see what else is coming in the future.

Go Magic is an excellent resource for learning and improving at the game of go. I found them first on YouTube, where they have great videos teaching go. I then started using their platform online, which was really great. I give them five stars despite the app being a bit slow, because the courses, videos, quizzes, and skill tree are really great (and I'm sure they'll work out the speed issues with time). My game has improved a lot through Go Magic.

An absolutely fantastic learning resource but this "app" is only a mirror of the website and so is prone to input lag and bizarre loading times, leading to a somewhat sloppy user experience. I would be more inclined to pay for the experience of a bespoke application rather than a shortcut to a site.

What’s new

- fixed issue with screen orientation lock