Board, Disks, and the Goal
Reversi Classic Puzzle Board Game recreates the two-player disk-flipping game on an 8x8 grid. You play against an AI opponent. Each side places disks of one color; the goal is to finish with more of your color showing than your opponent's. The board starts with four disks in the center, and play proceeds until neither side can move.
Legal Moves and Flipping
A move is legal only if it outflanks a straight line of opponent disks. You place your disk on an empty square so that one or more of your opponent's disks sit between your new disk and another of your disks. Those trapped disks flip to your color. The interface highlights legal squares and flips pieces automatically, so you can concentrate on placement rather than rule-checking.
Passing and Endgame
If you have no legal move, you pass; the AI does the same. The game ends when the board is full or neither side can move. The side with more disks wins. Because every placement can flip multiple lines, the balance shifts quickly, and the final score often depends on who controls the last few moves.
AI Difficulty and Session Flow
The AI opponent has adjustable difficulty levels, letting you pick a challenge that matches your skill. No registration is needed, and the game is free to play. Sessions can be short or long depending on how much you want to think. The clean visual design keeps the focus on the board.
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