The Grid: GO

Every Go app runs an engine built to win. The Grid: GO™ runs an opponent built to be worth playing. If you get ahead, it does not resign. You play the game out and you win it on the board, which is the only way that winning means anything. AN OPPONENT AT YOUR LEVEL Difficulty is not a slider, and not an engine crippled by cutting its thinking time. The opponent plays at a set rank, using a network trained on how people of each rank actually play. A weakened engine makes alien blunders. This one makes human ones. It moves that rank between games from how your games go - never in the middle of one - and it keeps a separate rank for 9x9, 13x13 and 19x19. Tell it your rank if you like and a new player starts gentler; from there it follows how you actually play. Playing the engine is a switch in Settings. Leave it off and the app is a board for two people. THREE MOMENTS, NOT FORTY The engine…