Backgammon & Turkish Draughts

Backgammon & Turkish Draughts

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  • Released
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  • September 15, 2026
  • September 19, 2026
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Backgammon and Turkish draughts in one app. No internet connection, no sign-up, no chips to buy. IT TEACHES YOU A short walkthrough opens the first time you play. With assist mode on, movable checkers are marked, targets light up, and each one shows which die takes you there. The hint button shows the best move and explains why it is the best. TWO GAMES Backgammon: points, hits, the bar, bearing off, gammons and an optional doubling cube. Turkish and international rule profiles. Turkish draughts: orthogonal movement, compulsory capture, the rule that you must take the largest capture, chain captures and kings. FULLY OFFLINE Works on a plane, on the subway, anywhere without a signal. Nothing is collected, nothing is sent to a server, and there are no ads. SEVEN LANGUAGES Turkish, English, Greek, Spanish, Kurmanji, Arabic and Persian. In Arabic and Persian the interface flips to right to left. ALSO Six difficulty levels against the computer, or two players on the same device. Scores are kept and you can see how the dice have fallen. Five board themes. Wooden checker sounds and haptics, both of which can be turned off. Full screen on iPhone and iPad.
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What's New in Backgammon & Turkish Draughts

1.1

September 19, 2026

New Champion difficulty. In backgammon it is a neural network that taught itself by playing millions of positions against itself; in draughts it searches far deeper than before. The hint button now gives advice of the same strength. Chain captures in draughts play out step by step, so you can follow exactly which pieces were taken. The last move stays marked on the board. When a game ends you can replay it from the start, with pause, forward and back. Game duration added to the match report. In draughts, when a piece cannot be played because another capture is larger, the app now explains why.

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