Every game in Board games vs computer
- Four in a Row — Beat the computer and it thinks one move deeper next game. How long can the streak last?
- Reversi — Flip your opponent's discs to your colour. Take the corners — and beware the squares beside them.
- Checkers — Captures are compulsory — which is exactly how you set traps. Beat it and it thinks deeper next game.
- Dots and Boxes — The opening doesn't matter — the endgame is everything. Whoever runs out of safe moves first loses.
- Sea Battle — Five ships hidden in a hundred squares. Sink them all — the only score is how few shots it took.
- Tic Tac Toe — It starts careless and ends perfect. A solved game, so the real question is how many wins you get first.
- Mancala — Sow the stones, land in your store and go again. One of the oldest games there is.
- Five in a Row — Line up five stones before the computer does. Beat it and it starts weighing your replies, not just its own moves.
- Chess Puzzles — Every position has exactly one mate in one, generated fresh and verified. Three misses and the run is over.
Questions
How strong is the computer?
It starts easy and gets stronger with each win in a row, so the first game is beatable and the tenth is not. Lose or draw and the streak resets.
Can I play a friend?
Not yet — every game here is single-player against the computer.
Does the computer cheat?
No. It only ever reads the board you can see; it never peeks at hidden information.
Why does a draw end my streak?
Because against a perfect opponent a draw is the ceiling, and a streak of draws would never end.