
Gomoku Coach
Gomoku that explains your loss
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Gomoku that tells you why you lost.
Most gomoku apps stop at "you lost." Kukmin Omok goes one step further.
When a game ends, tap Review. Every move you played is re-searched at full
strength to find the exact move that decided the game — then the engine
plays out what happened next, one move at a time, and explains each one.
"Move 12, K10 — four-three. It forces you to block the four, then grows
the open three into an open four."
"Move 13, J9 — forced block. There is nowhere else to play."
You stop memorising moves and start understanding reasons.
REVIEW MODE
- Finds the losing move automatically
- Step through the continuation one move at a time (Coach Pass)
- Plain-language explanations: four-three, double three, open four, forced defence
- Shows what you should have played instead (Coach Pass)
AN OPPONENT THAT FITS YOU
- Ten difficulty levels
- Auto-adjust: wins move it up, losses move it down, until games are close
PROPER GOMOKU
- Freestyle and Renju (black's forbidden points detected and marked)
- Ranked hints, undo, last-move marker
- Board and stone styles
WATCH ENGINES PLAY
- Pit the two engines (Tactician and Classic) and any levels against each other
COACH PASS (one-time purchase)
- Move-by-move review replay and branch comparison
- The better move, and playing on against the AI from there
- Blunder quiz: your own mistakes come back as puzzles
- Danger marks: the squares that lose if you play them now
- Not a subscription. Buy once, use on every device with the same Apple ID
PROMISES
- Playing is free forever, with no ads
- Only the coach features cost anything, and only once — no subscription
- No account, works fully offline
- Collects nothing
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What's New in Gomoku Coach
1.1
October 23, 2026
- Coach Pass (one-time purchase): move-by-move review replay, the better move, play on from the review, blunder quiz, danger marks. Playing, levels, hints, spectating and the review summary stay free, with no ads. - Hints are now a toggle: leave it on and the best moves are ranked on the board every turn.
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