Reversi 3.0.8

Reversi by FreeSweetGames is played on a grid with 64 squares, where two players take turns placing their colored discs on the board. The objective is to trap your opponent's discs between two of your own, flipping them over to change their color. The player with the most discs of their color at the end of the game wins.

The game starts with four discs in the center of the board: two of each color. Players take turns placing one disc at a time, with the restriction that each move must sandwich at least one of the opponent's discs between two of their own. All sandwiched discs are flipped to match the current player's color. If a player cannot make a legal move, they pass and play continues until no legal moves are left or the board is full.

The winner in Reversi is determined by who has more discs with their color at the end of the game. Once no more moves are possible or the board is filled, the player with the most discs wins. If both players have an equal number of discs, it's counted as a tie.

Yes, Reversi involves tactical gameplay. Some common strategies include aiming to occupy key corner positions early on as they provide stability and limit your opponent's options. Additionally, controlling edges can give you control over potential flips later in the game. It is important to think ahead and anticipate your opponent's moves.

Yes, Reversi by FreeSweetGames offers the option to play against an AI-controlled opponent. This allows you to practice and test your skills even if you don't have a human opponent available.

No, Reversi by FreeSweetGames does not currently support multiplayer mode. It only offers gameplay against an AI-controlled opponent.

The average duration of a game of Reversi can vary depending on the players and their strategies. On average, a game can last anywhere from 10 to 30 minutes.

No, once a move is made in Reversi by FreeSweetGames, it cannot be undone. It is important to carefully consider your moves before making them.

No, there is no timer in Reversi by FreeSweetGames. Players can take as much time as they need to plan their moves.

Yes, Reversi by FreeSweetGames is designed to be responsive and can be played on both desktop and mobile devices through web browsers.