Yuego
An abstract strategy game of capture and blockade for two players. Place, move, form lines, and trap your opponent's pieces.
Vs the computer
Test your strategy against the AI. No account needed, though if you have one we'll save your history.
PlayWhat is Yuego?
Yuego is the digital version of one of the oldest board games known to exist — part of the same family as Nine Men's Morris, with boards found carved into stone dating back over 3,000 years. Two players, one board, and one core rule: place your pieces, form mills of three, and capture your opponent's.
No dice, no hidden cards: everything that happens in a game is visible to both players from the very first move. Whoever thinks better wins — not whoever gets luckier.
How to play, in 30 seconds
- Place your 6 pieces one at a time, taking turns with your opponent.
- Complete a line of three of your own pieces, and you capture one of theirs.
- Once every piece is placed, you start moving them around the board instead.
- Win by leaving your opponent with fewer than 3 pieces, or with no move left to make.
Why play online?
With the open matchmaking queue, someone's always waiting: hit "Find game" and as soon as another player's free, you start playing right away — no scheduling, no coordinating times. Your account keeps your match history and your rating, so every game counts for something.
More about the game
Rules explained properly, strategy tips, and the history of a game with thousands of years behind it.
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