Mill

Mill

by oxorr

2 ratings
2 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 20, 2008
  • December 9, 2014
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Mill screenshot #2 for iPhone
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About

Engage in a strategic board game against an AI opponent. The objective is to reduce the opponent's pieces to two by forming lines of three or blocking their moves. Offers adjustable difficulty levels and multiple ways to control your pieces.

Play against AI
Form mills to remove opponent tiles
Block opponent moves
Adjustable difficulty levels
Multiple control options (tap, swipe, drag)
Jump move for three remaining tiles
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What's New in Mill

1.2

December 9, 2014

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. iOS 8 compatibility

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User reviews

Horrible

It cheats. Horribly. It makes the game no fun to play.

Unresponsive to Touch

I have been a fan of this game (Nine Men's Morris) from years back when I used to play it on my Palm. The problem with this incarnation is that the screen is just not responsive to touch unless you place your finger DIRECTLY on the disc and keep it there for a moment before moving it DIRECTLY on top of the position where it should be dropped. This is a real drag (no pun intended) and I wish they would fix it. Also, the background is meant to look like marble (?) but just looks tacky and cheap,
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FAQ

What is the objective of Mill?

The goal of Mill is to reduce your opponent's tiles from nine to two by building 'mills' (three same-colored tiles in a row) or by blocking their moves. Successfully forming a mill allows you to remove an opponent's tile that is not part of a mill.

How do I control my pieces in Mill?

You can control your pieces by tapping on a free position to place them, wiping them horizontally or vertically to move them, or by tapping a piece and then a new position. If you have only three tiles left, you can jump to any free position.

Can I adjust the difficulty in Mill?

Yes, you can set the difficulty level from one to three by tapping on the symbol in the top left corner of the screen. This allows you to tailor the challenge to your skill level.

What happens in case of a tie in Mill?

A tie in Mill occurs under specific conditions: if there are 100 draws without closing a mill, or if the exact same lineup of tiles appears three times.

What devices is Mill available on?

Mill is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It was released on November 20, 2008, and its latest version is 1.2, updated on December 9, 2014.

What is the age rating for Mill?

Mill has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger players and families. The game involves strategic thinking and tile placement.

How much does Mill cost?

Mill is a paid application and costs $0.99. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned for this game.

Does Mill have multiplayer options?

Based on the description, Mill is designed for single-player gameplay against an artificial intelligence. There is no mention of multiplayer or online play features.