Momiji Go

Step into a quiet temple garden in autumn. Maple leaves drift down, soft music plays, and across a wooden board sits Lord Tsukikage, a fox-masked master who bows before every game and reaches across the board for his stones.

Go is the world's oldest strategy game. Two players take turns placing black and white stones, each trying to surround more of the board. The rules take minutes to learn, and the game rewards a lifetime of play.

NEVER PLAYED? START HERE

• Twelve short, hands-on lessons take you from your very first stone to your first real game

• Hints point you to a good move, and you can take a move back while you learn

• Seven levels, from a gentle first game to a real challenge

• Quick 9×9 games, or the full 19×19 board when you are ready

MOMENTS WORTH PLAYING FOR

• Take stones from the bowl with your own hand and set them down with a satisfying click

• When a fight breaks out, a spinning taiji appears over it

• Build a long chain of stones and a dragon rises from it into the sky

• Every game ends with the stones counted out on the board, then the verdict

PLAY TOGETHER

• Invite a friend with a four-digit code, or get matched with another player

• See each other's head and hands across the board

PLAY YOUR WAY

• Seated and relaxed, with no movement needed

• Hands or controllers

• Bring the board and Lord Tsukikage into your own room in mixed reality

• English, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional) and Korean

Free to play. No ads.