Go · Quiet Stones
Quiet Stones offers three Go board sizes with a clear distinction between solo and shared-device play. Challenge the computer on 9×9 at three difficulty levels, or play a local two-person game on 9×9, 13×13 or 19×19. Groups are captured when their last liberty disappears. After two passes, review dead groups before accepting the area score; resume play when a group’s status is uncertain. Board magnification makes larger grids easier to use. Active games and wins by stone color stay in this browser. This release remains Beta.
Controls
Click or tap intersections; use Pass, Undo and Confirm score. Tab, Enter and arrow keys navigate; Z undoes and H opens help. Magnify scrolls the large board; Fit restores its normal layout.
How to play
Choose a board and mode, then start. Black places the first stone. Select an empty intersection to play; suicide and repeated board arrangements are rejected. Passing twice opens scoring review. Mark dead groups only when appropriate, then confirm the score or resume play. Undo is available during an unfinished game.
Click or tap intersections; use Pass, Undo and Confirm score. Tab, Enter and arrow keys navigate; Z undoes and H opens help. Magnify scrolls the large board; Fit restores its normal layout.
Modes and local progress
Quiet Stones offers three Go board sizes with a clear distinction between solo and shared-device play. Challenge the computer on 9×9 at three difficulty levels, or play a local two-person game on 9×9, 13×13 or 19×19. Groups are captured when their last liberty disappears. After two passes, review dead groups before accepting the area score; resume play when a group’s status is uncertain. Board magnification makes larger grids easier to use. Active games and wins by stone color stay in this browser.
ZAROCER opens this build in English. Progress and records stay in this browser when storage is available. Use native continuation controls after reloading. Clearing site data can remove saves. Pause, Theater and Fullscreen preserve one game instance.