Gomoku
Jia'an · Gomoku
Free Gomoku
Connect five stones in a row on a 15×15 board. Play against the computer at seven difficulty levels.
Play solo. Start anytime.
Jia'an Board & Card Games
21 types of board games, card games, mahjong, and puzzle games—check the rules first and start anytime.
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Games found: 21
Chess
Jia'an · Xiangqi (Chinese Chess)
Chu River Han Boundary
Play Chinese chess with chariots, horses and cannons. Checkmate the opposing general to win.
Chess
Jia'an · Chess
Labeled chess pieces
Play classic chess with castling, en passant and pawn promotion. Learn each piece and checkmate the king.
Five-point strategy
Jia'an · Bie Si Niu
Two bulls per side share a five-point board. Block both opposing bulls so they cannot move.
Three-in-a-row patterns
Jia'an · Cheng San Qi (Morris variant)
Place twelve pieces each, form rows of three to capture, then move pieces along the board lines.
Five traditional patterns
Jia'an · Wu Fu Qi
Form traditional patterns on a five-line board to trap and capture opposing pieces.
Territory & liberties
Jia'an · Go (9, 15 & 19 lines)
9×9, 15×15 & 19×19 Go
Choose a 9×9, 15×15 or 19×19 Go board. Capture stones, follow the ko rule and finish with Chinese area scoring.
Escape & blockade
Jia'an · Bull Horn Chess
One bull, two farmers
One bull tries to escape the horn-shaped board while two farmers work together to block it.
Animal strategy
Jia'an · Jungle (Dou Shou Qi)
Elephants, lions, tigers, leopards, wolves, dogs, cats, and mice
Play Jungle on a 7×9 board. Use animal ranks, rivers, traps and dens to outplay your opponent.
Jun Qi (Army Chess)
Jia'an · Jun Qi (Army Chess)
Hidden-piece army strategy
Command twenty-five army pieces, move along railways, clear mines with engineers and capture the enemy flag.
Chain jumps
Jia'an · Chinese Checkers
Two-player Chinese Checkers
Move or chain jumps across a six-pointed star board. Fill the opposite camp before your opponent.
Three in a row
Jia'an · Tic-Tac-Toe
Three in a row
Take turns placing X and O on a 3×3 board. Make a row, column or diagonal of three to win.
Surround & capture
Jia'an · Tiger and Goats (Rimau)
Malaysian Tiger Chess
Two tigers face eighteen goats. The tigers win by capturing nine goats; the goats win by trapping both tigers.
Card games
Jia'an · Klondike Solitaire
Classic Solitaire
Play draw-one Klondike Solitaire. Build descending alternating-color columns and collect each suit from ace to king.
Surround & capture
Jia'an · Watermelon Chess
Six stones per side
Six stones per side move along a 21-point board. Surround groups and remove all their liberties to capture them.
Puzzle
Jia'an · Minesweeper
Classic Minesweeper
Use number clues to locate mines. Flag squares, clear neighboring cells and choose from three difficulty levels.
Card games
Jia'an · Shou Ba Yi
Shandong four-player / three-player variants
Play the three- or four-player version with a 54-card deck. Finish with a single non-joker card to go out.
Mahjong
Jia'an · MCR Mahjong
Chinese Mahjong · Eight-point minimum
Play four-player MCR Mahjong with 144 tiles, flower replacements, chows, pungs, kongs and fan scoring.
Card games
Jia'an · Qingdao Bao Huang
Five players, four decks · Emperor and Guard
Special jokers assign the Emperor and Guard roles. Their two-player alliance faces three Revolutionaries.
Card games
Jia'an · Dou Dizhu
Three-player bidding · Landlord versus two peasants
Bid to become the landlord, then play your best combinations against two computer opponents.
Aeroplane Chess
Jia'an · Aeroplane Chess
Four colors · Two to four players
Roll the die to take off, jump between matching colors and fly shortcuts. Bring all four planes home first.
From beginner to deduction
21 games, each with its own gameplay
Practice piece coordination with Xiangqi or Chess, or learn territory and captures on a 9×9 Go board. Traditional games focus on routes and blockades. Try Dou Dizhu, Qingdao Bao Huang, Shou Ba Yi or Solitaire for cards, and MCR Mahjong for tile combinations. Aeroplane Chess offers a relaxed start; Minesweeper exercises logic. Every game includes rules, winning conditions, controls and guides.
Game guides
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Aeroplane Chess
Aeroplane Chess: Takeoff, Jumps and Flight Shortcuts
Learn how rolling six, stacked planes, captures and overshooting the finish work.
Bao HuangQingdao Bao Huang: Roles, Special Jokers and Passing
Identify the Emperor and Guard, save threes and cycle through legal-play hints.
Dou DizhuDou Dizhu: Bidding, Card Combinations and When to Pass
Understand bidding, team victory and why a player may be unable to beat the current cards.
MCR MahjongMCR Mahjong: The Eight-Point Minimum, Flowers and Melds
Learn the difference between a complete hand and a scoring win, including flower replacements and settlement.
Shou Ba YiShou Ba Yi: Three-Player and Four-Player Rules Compared
Compare opening plays, jokers, single-card defense, passing, hints and scoring.
Bull Horn ChessBull Horn Chess: An Illustrated Guide to the 11 Points
See the starting positions, connected paths and winning plans for the bull and the farmers.
Wu Fu QiWu Fu Qi: The Five Scoring Patterns Illustrated
Recognize the square, three-point diagonal, four stars, five blessings and full diagonal patterns.
GoGo Board Sizes: Choosing 9×9, 15×15 or 19×19
Compare board sizes, game length and useful practice stages for beginners.
Card gamesKlondike Solitaire: Reveal Hidden Cards or Build Foundations?
Use three simple checks to manage the seven columns and avoid blocking hidden cards.
MinesweeperMinesweeper Basics: Numbers, Flags and Chording
Use revealed numbers to identify safe squares and mines while reducing accidental taps.
Watermelon ChessWatermelon Chess: Movement, Liberties and Captures
Count a connected group’s liberties and check capture risks before moving.
Xiangqi (Chinese Chess)Xiangqi: Blocked Horses, Cannon Screens and Facing Generals
Check the movement path and your general’s safety before committing a move.
GoWhen Does Go End? Passing and Chinese Area Scoring
Learn consecutive passes, Chinese area scoring and White’s komi allowance.
ChessChess Special Moves: Castling, En Passant and Promotion
Understand when each special move is legal and avoid common mistakes.
Jun Qi (Army Chess)Jun Qi: Railways, Engineers, Camps and Headquarters
Compare straight railway moves, engineer turns and the rules for protected squares.
Jungle (Dou Shou Qi)Jungle: Rivers, Traps and the Rat’s Role
Learn how rats block jumps, traps change strength and animals enter enemy dens.
Chinese CheckersChinese Checkers: Chain Jumps and Reaching the Opposite Camp
Compare steps with chain jumps and choose routes that make progress toward your goal.
Wu Fu QiWu Fu Qi: Why You Cannot Immediately Recreate a Pattern
Understand the two-move restriction and distinguish forming, marking and removing pieces.
Tiger and Goats (Rimau)Tiger and Goats: How to Trap Tigers and Plan Captures
Plan for both sides during goat placement and the later movement phase.
GomokuGomoku: Open Fours, Closed Fours and When to Block
Recognize four-stone threats with one or two winning endpoints.
Cheng San Qi (Morris variant)Cheng San Qi: Placement, Movement and Neutral Pieces
Understand the placement phase, neutral gray pieces and forming rows of three after moving.
Bie Si NiuBie Si Niu: Use the Empty Point to Block Both Bulls
Read the seven connecting lines and use the single empty point to find winning moves.
Tic-Tac-ToeTic-Tac-Toe Strategy: Win, Block, Then Create a Fork
Check for an immediate win, defend the next threat and build two winning chances.
GoGo: Liberties, Captures, Suicide and the Ko Rule
Count group liberties and learn why suicide and immediate ko recapture are forbidden.
ChessChess: Check, Checkmate and Stalemate Explained
Use king safety and available legal moves to distinguish wins from stalemates.