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Yut Nori — Korean Board Game

Throw the sticks, stack pieces, take shortcuts. Play the computer or a friend. Now on Google Play

Yut Nori — Korean Board Game

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Yut Nori — Korean Board Game — Throw the sticks, stack pieces, take shortcuts. Play the computer or a friend. Free to play on Google Play, with ads. 9 languages.

About the Game

A traditional Korean board game. Throw four yut sticks and move your pieces around the board — the first player to bring all four pieces home wins.

  • Throw results: Do 1, Gae 2, Geol 3, Yut 4 and Mo 5 steps — Yut and Mo earn another throw
  • Back-do: a throw that sends a piece one step back, which you can switch on or off on the home screen
  • Shortcuts: stop exactly on a corner or the center to cut across the diagonal
  • Stack your pieces to move them together, or capture an opponent’s piece to send it back to the start and throw again
  • Use each result on any piece, in any order
  • Three computer levels: Easy, Normal and Hard
  • Two players can take turns on one device
  • Choose who goes first: you, the computer or random
  • Win-loss record for each level
  • Built-in how-to-play guide
  • Plays in 9 languages

It is free to play and contains ads.

Yut Nori home screen Gameplay screen

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Released Alongside

Nine board games went up on Google Play together on October 7, alongside five retro puzzle and arcade games. The Apps in Toss versions are still in preparation.

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  • Four in a Row — Drop discs and be first to line up four
  • Gonu — Three classic Korean strategy board games
  • Checkers — Jump to capture and crown your kings
  • Dots and Boxes — Connect the dots and claim the most boxes
  • Mancala — Sow seeds and fill your store to win
  • Sea Battle — Find and sink the hidden enemy fleet first
  • Janggi — Classic Korean chess vs computer or friend

Retro puzzle and arcade games: Block Fill, Merge Pop, Make Ten, Bubble Pop, Box Push

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