How many players can join, and what formats are there?

Solo battle supports 2–4 players. With exactly 4 players, you can instead choose a 4-color team battle (black+red vs. white+blue) or a 2-color team battle (black pair vs. white pair).

What board sizes can I choose?

8×8, 9×9, or 10×10 — including irregular layouts with a few blocked wall squares. Before each match you pick from 4 candidate boards, each showing a win-rate estimate, and you can redraw the candidates as many times as you like.

Can I take back a move?

Yes — you can undo the immediately previous move at any time, with no limit on how many times.

Is this the same game as Othello?

"Othello" is a trademarked name for the classic 8×8, two-color version of this game family. PartyAt's Reversi is the same flip-and-capture idea with its own twists — 2–4 player matches and boards up to 10×10.

Reversi

Flip to take the board.

Place a disc to trap your opponent’s line and flip it to your color. Hold the most discs at the end to win.

2–4 manlalaro

Maglaro ng Reversi online nang libre

Simpleng web na bersyon ng Reversi sa PartyAt app. Dalawang manlalaro ang magsasalo sa isang device sa 8×8 na board: maglagay ng piraso para maipit ang hanay ng kalaban sa pagitan ng dalawa mong piraso, at babaliktad lahat ng naipit. Markado ang mga puwedeng lagyan, at awtomatikong nilalaktawan ang walang magagawang galaw. Panalo ang may pinakamaraming piraso sa dulo.

May tatlo at apat na kulay na board at mga naka-save na pattern ng board sa PartyAt app — kasama ang buong koleksyon ng mga party game.

Paano laruin

Choose your format — solo battle for 2–4 players, or (with exactly 4 players) a team battle — pick a board, and start placing discs in turn order.
You can only place a disc where it traps one or more of the opponent's discs in a straight line with your own. Every trapped disc flips to your color — even if several colors are mixed together in between, as long as your color is on both ends.
If you have no legal spot to place a disc, your turn is skipped and play passes to the next player.
The game ends when every player passes in a row, or the board fills up. Whoever holds the most discs wins — in a team battle, it's whichever team's combined total is higher.

Paano manalo

In solo battle, whoever holds the most discs when the game ends wins. In a team battle, the team with the higher combined disc count wins. If the count ends up tied, there's no winner.

Mga tip

Corners are gold — once you hold one, it's much harder for your opponent to flip it back.
Don't worry about mixed colors sitting between discs — as long as you can trap the line, it all flips your way, so look for any spot that works.
Every board layout scores a win-rate per color — winning as the lower-rated color earns more points.

Mga madalas itanong

How many players can join, and what formats are there?: Solo battle supports 2–4 players. With exactly 4 players, you can instead choose a 4-color team battle (black+red vs. white+blue) or a 2-color team battle (black pair vs. white pair).
What board sizes can I choose?: 8×8, 9×9, or 10×10 — including irregular layouts with a few blocked wall squares. Before each match you pick from 4 candidate boards, each showing a win-rate estimate, and you can redraw the candidates as many times as you like.
Can I take back a move?: Yes — you can undo the immediately previous move at any time, with no limit on how many times.
Is this the same game as Othello?: "Othello" is a trademarked name for the classic 8×8, two-color version of this game family. PartyAt's Reversi is the same flip-and-capture idea with its own twists — 2–4 player matches and boards up to 10×10.

Kailan ito bagay na bagay

Ipasa ang isang phone at laruin sa mga ganitong sandali.

Just the two of youHead-to-head while you wait.
Three or four of youThe sweet spot for a small table.
Anywhere, offlineNo wifi, no signal? No problem.