This website contains a collection of popular, deterministic two-player games.
Each game can be played against a database containing perfect solutions for all possible game states, and thus all possible move combinations. This includes information about the most efficient (shortest) winning strategies from any position, possible draws, etc. This detailed information can be used during the entire game, and thus these programs are very well-suited to analyze a game by playing through various scenarios.
Most of the programs and underlying data have been developed in the framework of different algorithms courses at TU Graz.
(*) move info database was provided to the author
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Connect Four
Christian Kollmann (*) (2014)
Two colors to build four in a row on a 7 × 6 board.
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Dozo
Danea Hassler (*) (2025)
Build monochromatic corners of equilateral triangles on a triangular board.
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Linja
Danea Hassler (*) (2025)
Jump with colored stones over seven bamboo sticks.
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Nine Men’s Morris
Christoph Reinisch (2020)
A classic game to build mills with nine pieces per player.
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Pylos
Tobias Lang (2024)
Building a pyramid with white and black spheres.
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Quantik
Lorenz Killer (2024)
Two times four differently shaped pieces in two colors to form an all-different group.
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Quarto
Christian Rahstorfer (2024/2025)
Sixteen different pieces to form a line of four with one common property.
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Teeko
Danea Hassler (*) (2025)
Build specific structures with four stones on a 5 × 5 board.
games-atcs.tugraz.at/teeko