Reversi with the Computer

An 8x8 grid fills the table in Reversi with the Computer. White and purple discs share all 64 spaces, and the match ends only after the board has no empty tiles left. A second player can sit in for the same round, or the computer can take that seat. The score stays visible at the top, showing how many discs belong to each side.

How to play?

Place one disc on a marked square during your move. Trap opposing discs in a straight line with your color at both ends, and the enclosed row flips to your side. Lines work across columns and rows. Diagonals work too. Pick marked spaces only, then build new positions that flip more discs on later moves. The side with more discs after the last space is filled takes the win. Computer matches use limited AI routines, which leaves room for different board plans from game to game.