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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 10, 2024
  • October 28, 2025

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A quick, two-player turn-based board game where players place hexagonal tiles of their color. The goal is to form a line of four of your tiles, but creating a line of three results in a loss. Offers deep strategic possibilities despite simple rules.

Two-player turn-based gameplay
Hexagonal tile placement
Line of four to win
Line of three to lose
Strategic depth
Quick game sessions
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What's New in Yavalath

3.2

October 28, 2025

New AI bot! Go head to head against a bot to hone your skills! Our bot is handcrafted and sits on your device so you can play it any time even when you're offline!

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User reviews

How was this overlooked?

Please…we NEED local multiplayer! Hot seat on the same phone! Just wanna play on a single phone with my friend at a bar. Please implement this!

Response from developer

Hey Marc, Really sorry it took so long for us to get back to you on this one; the two of us have been busy with a fair bit of life stuff since we first launched. We've just finished a build that has local multiplayer, it's waiting for review now so keep your eyes peeled over the next few days! (And we'll reply here again once it's up so you know) Really appreciate the feedback and whilst it was a fair while back now we hope you'll like the new version with local multiplayer! Update: This is now available for download! We really hope you’ll enjoy it with the local play so you can have a game anywhere! Thanks again Plane Games

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FAQ

What is Yavalath?

Yavalath is a simple and quick two-player turn-based board game. Players place hexagonal tiles of their color, aiming to create a line of four while avoiding creating a line of three.

How do you win Yavalath?

You win Yavalath by being the first player to create a continuous line of four hexagons of your color in any direction on the board.

How do you lose Yavalath?

You lose Yavalath if you create a continuous line of three hexagons of your color. This forces your opponent to block your line of four, potentially creating their own line of three.

Is Yavalath available offline?

The description does not specify offline play, but as a two-player board game, it is likely designed for local play or against another player.

What devices can I play Yavalath on?

Yavalath is supported on iPhone and iPad devices.

What is the age rating for Yavalath?

Yavalath has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young players and families.

How often is Yavalath updated?

The latest version is 3.2, and it was last updated on October 28, 2025. This indicates a recent update, suggesting active development.

Does Yavalath have ads?

No, Yavalath does not contain advertisements. It is a free game without any ad interruptions.