Backgammon with Computer

With Backgammon with Computer, the classic board game moves to the screen with two ways to play: face off against AI or share one device for a match with another player. Roll the dice on the right to see your move options, then carry all your checkers through enemy territory and bear them off before your opponent does. A roll of 5 and 6 lets you move one checker 11 points or split the move between two checkers. Doubles give you 4 moves.

How to play?

Guard single checkers carefully. An exposed checker can be hit and sent to the bar in the middle of the board, forcing it back into play before anything else moves. Build stacks of two or more to protect your position and hit opposing blots to slow their progress. Every roll calls for a choice between speed, safety, and board control, especially against a computer opponent that plans several moves ahead.