Reversi: New Colors

Blue and purple discs cover the board in Reversi: New Colors. A 64-cell grid holds the match, with four pieces already placed in the middle. Two blue discs face two purple ones. Only the computer sits across the board. Its moves happen fast, and the round stays single-player from the first placement to the final count.

How to play?

Place a disc so that an unbroken line of the computer's color sits between your discs. Build that line across a row, a column, or a diagonal. Empty cells accept a move only when that capture rule is met. Pick any valid square on your move. A side without a legal placement skips that move. Fill the grid to end the match. The side with more blue or purple discs wins.