Team Go
Up to nine teams, four players each. Coordinate with teammates, negotiate with rivals, and work out who you can actually trust. A whole new way to play Go.
Up to nine teams, four players each. Coordinate with teammates, negotiate with rivals, and work out who you can actually trust. A whole new way to play Go.
Public and private chat is built into every game. Coordinate openly, negotiate in secret, or say one thing and do another entirely. What happens in the chat window often matters as much as the moves.
No subscriptions, no ads. Sign up, start a game, and invite your friends. If there is already a game waiting for players, you can join that instead.
Go (also known as baduk or weiqi) is a board game with over 2,500 years of history. Players take turns placing stones on a grid, aiming to surround more territory than their opponent. The rules are simple enough to learn in an afternoon, but the strategy runs deeper than can be learned in a lifetime.
DipGo takes the classic game and turns it into a multiplayer diplomatic contest. Instead of two players, there are up to nine competing players or teams. Instead of pure strategy, add negotiation, alliances, and betrayal.