$0.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 24, 2010
  • December 11, 2023

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Learn and master a deep strategy board game with simple rules suitable for all ages. Explore millions of unique game possibilities and challenge yourself with increasing AI difficulty levels. Features include a video tutorial, score tracking, and the ability to save and replay games.

Video tutorial for learning rules
Multiple difficulty levels
Handicap game support
High score and rating tracking
Pass and play mode
Load, save, and email games
Replay games from any position
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What's New in Arimaa Trainer

4.0

December 11, 2023

Updated to run in the latest iOS devices.

User reviews

Doesn’t work

I bought this app to try and learn Arimaa. However, the basic rules aren’t coded well so there is a lot of confusion and frustration especially as a beginner.

Excellent Strategy Game

Absorbing and endlessly replayable.

Love the game, but the app could use improvement

Arimaa is an awesome board game, and the app is good, but it could be improved with some quick updates:
1) Add a feature to let players toggle moves turn-by-turn to study games and see where they went wrong.

2) Add a board editor for specific positions

3) Allow for multiple games to be saved

Very nice!

I spoke with the creator when I was trying to code this game in engine001...This is no small feat to have this as co-op and solo game. I like the option not to have to keep flipping the phone back-and-forth. To be fair I have to take a look farther to see how well this runs but I’m thrilled to have a two player version of this on the iPhone.
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Best arimaa app out there, but that’s not saying much

Pretty glitchy. Often kills games for no reason. No option to review a game right after it’s completed (instead of letting you see the movelist, the app freezes up and forced you to close it as soon as either player scores goal). The normal bot is really susceptible to throwing away its camel on turn 4 or so. No option for human to play as silver? The bot, upon sensing that the human has a goal in 1, will just start suiciding pieces for no reason, instead of trying to hang on. (Once or twice i only won because the bot suicided its elephant, letting me know that I’d overlooked a goal somewhere).
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FAQ

What is Arimaa Trainer?

Arimaa Trainer is a mobile application designed to teach and allow users to play Arimaa, a modern strategy board game. It offers features like a video tutorial, AI opponents with adjustable difficulty, and game management tools.

How much does Arimaa Trainer cost?

Arimaa Trainer is a paid application, priced at $0.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features.

Is Arimaa Trainer suitable for children?

Yes, Arimaa Trainer is rated for ages 4+ and its rules are described as simple and intuitive enough for children to play easily, while still offering strategic depth for adults. It has also received a Parents Choice Approved award.

Can I play Arimaa Trainer offline?

The description does not explicitly state offline play capabilities. However, the ability to load, save, and replay games suggests that core gameplay against the AI can likely be done without an internet connection.

Does Arimaa Trainer have ads?

No, Arimaa Trainer does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application that offers an ad-free experience.

How often is Arimaa Trainer updated?

The app was last updated on December 11, 2023, indicating ongoing support and potential for future updates. Its current version is 4.0.

What devices support Arimaa Trainer?

Arimaa Trainer is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It also features a dedicated full-screen mode for iPad.

How does Arimaa Trainer compare to Chess or Go?

Arimaa Trainer offers a game with simple rules but immense strategic depth, comparable to Chess, Checkers, Go, or Shogi. It boasts millions of opening setups and a higher number of possible moves per position than Chess, making it a unique challenge.