Don't 100!! vs ToriShogi

This game is very simple. You'll win if you're not say the 100. Let me explain the rules easily. You and computer will continue to add the numbers from 1 to 3 alternately starting from 0. Loser is the person who said (100, for example) a predetermined number. In this case the winner is to say who said that is 99. This game has four ranks: - Easy. (30 is the loser) - Standard. (50 is the loser) - Difficult. (100 is a loser) - Crazy. (Random numbers) Score is determined by the sum of the numbers, number of times and the length of time taken until a predetermined number. You can earn a high score if you can win without giving a chance to COM. You can earn scores when you lose the game. However, it is a lot lower scores than when you win. You can always win. Because there is a winning strategy. There are hints in the statement to this description. Won the rank of all, let's aim to the top of the world ranking! !

■ What is Tori Shogi? Tori Shogi ("bird shogi") is a Japanese chess variant born in the Edo period, traditionally attributed to Ōhashi Sōei, the ninth hereditary shogi Meijin. It is played on a compact 7×7 board with 16 pieces per side — and every piece is named after a bird. Guard your Phoenix, attack with a flock of Swallows, and promote your Falcon into the mighty Eagle. Unusually for an old shogi variant, captured pieces return to your hand and can be dropped back into play, just like in modern shogi. A small board with surprisingly deep tactics. New to the game? The app is built to teach you as you play. Choose Japanese or English at first launch — you can switch any time. ■ Learn as you play - Illustrated guide to all nine pieces: names, movements and promotions - Press and hold any piece during a game to see how it moves - The Swallow rules (the "three Swallows" and drop-mate prohibitions) and the mirrored left/right Quails, all explained ■ Game modes - Two Players: take turns on one iPhone or iPad - vs Computer: Beginner, Easy and Normal levels — a perfect sparring partner while you learn ■ Complete rules, faithfully implemented - Mandatory promotion: Falcon → Eagle, Swallow → Goose - Piece drops, the "three Swallows" rule, the swallow-drop-mate prohibition - Check and checkmate detection, repetition draws ■ Game records - Finished games are saved automatically; save mid-game any time - Replay your games move by move ■ Perfect for… - Shogi and chess players curious about variants - Quick but thoughtful games on a small board - Fans of Japanese tradition, birds and beautiful woodcraft - Playing with kids as a gateway into shogi Everything runs on your device — play offline, on a plane, anywhere. No ads, no in-app purchases, completely free. Enjoy the elegant bird chess of Edo Japan.