Gomoku 2D
Classic board play: place stones and connect five to win.
The game loads only after you click; progress is saved in your browser.
About this game
Gomoku 2D is the first classic board-game mode in this batch. You play black on a 15x15 board; tap intersections to place stones, and win by connecting five horizontally, vertically or diagonally. The computer responds near existing stones. This mode lays the groundwork for more traditional board games such as animal chess, flying chess, military chess variants, nine-men style games and checkers.
How to play
- You play black first
- Tap intersections to place stones
- The computer places white
- Connect five in any direction to win
- Block threats and create double attacks
Features
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Update information
Developed: 20260719
Last updated: 20260719
FAQ
Does Gomoku 2D require a download?
No. The page first shows a static description; the game loads only after you press Play.
Where is progress saved?
Progress and settings are saved in your local browser; no account is required.