tosahobi

Game Objective

Players aim to capture more territories than their opponent by the end of the game.

Setup

• The game includes a board with a grid, and a set of stones for each player.
• Players choose their stones and decide who goes first.

Gameplay

• Players take turns placing one stone at a time on any empty intersection on the board.
• A stone or a group of stones is 'captured' if it is completely surrounded by the opponent's stones.
• The game ends when all intersections are filled or both players agree to end the game.

Scoring

• Each empty intersection inside a player's stone border counts for one point.
• The player with more points wins the game.

tosahobi FAQs

Q: How is the winner determined in Tosahobi?

A: The winner is the player with the most territory points at the end of the game.

Q: Can there be a draw in Tosahobi?

A: Draws are possible if both players end with the same number of territory points.

Q: Is there a time limit on player turns?

A: This varies depending on house rules or tournament regulations.

Support Languages

Tosahobi supports English, Japanese, and Korean.