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Board Games — 50 traditional board games · iPhone and iPad · iOS 18 and later
Version 1.0 · Last updated: 31 August 2026
Contact
For questions, bug reports and suggestions:
Response time: a few working days.
Helpful things to include in a bug report
- Device (e.g. iPhone 15, iPad Air) and iOS version
- App version (shown on the app's App Store page)
- Which game, and which visual style
- What you did, step by step
- A screenshot, if you have one
The app collects no logs and sends nothing anywhere, so a fault is only as visible to me as your description makes it.
Frequently asked
Where do I find a game's rules?
Every game carries its own rule guide inside the app: tap the book icon at the top right of the game screen. The goal, the board, the moves and the winning condition are set out separately. Where the historical sources disagree, the guide names the reconstruction that was implemented.
What happens to a game I did not finish?
It is saved automatically. Tap it in the "recently played" row at the top of the gallery and the game resumes where you left off, with the same mode and difficulty. The save stays on your device and is never sent anywhere.
How do I change the difficulty and the opponent?
On the setup screen that opens when you tap a game in the gallery: whether you play against the AI or two players on the same device, which side you take, and one of five difficulty levels (Beginner, Easy, Normal, Hard, Master). These choices carry over to the next game.
Where do I change the visual style?
From the style strip in the gallery: Modern, Minimal, Scandinavian and Classic. The choice applies to every game.
The pieces move too fast / too slowly.
Open Settings from the gear icon at the top left of the gallery: the Motion setting offers Off / Fast / Medium / Slow. Fast suits long games, slow suits learning the rules. If iOS "Reduce Motion" is on, pieces do not fly, but the steps are still shown in order — you never lose the information about what moved where.
Can I undo a move? Is there a hint?
Yes — the bar at the bottom of the game screen has three buttons: Undo, Hint and Restart. The hint does not play the move for you; it shows it on the board.
Can I drag pieces?
Yes. Both tap-select-tap and drag-and-drop work; while you drag, the piece is drawn just above your finger and a ring marks where it will land. The rules are the same whichever way you play.
I cannot find the game I am looking for.
The gallery's search field accepts the game's name, its native name (e.g. 将棋) or a common transliteration ("sogi"). There are filters too: mechanical family, region and typical game length.
Do I need an internet connection or an account?
No. The app works entirely offline, makes no network connection and asks for no account. Details in the privacy policy.
How do I delete my data?
Deleting the app deletes everything it stored (preferences and unfinished games). Since the app keeps no data anywhere outside your device, no further step is needed.
Does it work with VoiceOver?
Yes. Every point on the board is reported to the screen reader with its own name and contents, and the status bar says whose turn it is and what that turn requires. If something reads wrongly, write to the address above and say which game and which point.
Which languages does the app support?
Turkish and English. The app follows your device's language setting.
Can I play online?
No. There is no online multiplayer, no account, no cloud sync, no tournaments, no achievements and no leaderboards. Two-player games are played on one device, taking turns.
Are there ads or in-app purchases?
No. The app shows no advertising and sells nothing inside itself: every game, every visual style and every difficulty level is there from the first launch.
Privacy
No data is collected, nothing is tracked, and the app never connects to the internet. Full text: Privacy Policy.