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Android App Analysis and Review: Go Master, Tsumego Go Problems, Developed by Orestes. Listed in Strategy Category. Current Version Is 1.28, Updated On 17/01/2021 . According to s reviews on Google Play: Go Master, Tsumego Go Problems. Achieved Over 5 thousand Installs. Go Master, Tsumego Go Problems Currently Has 183 Reviews, Average Rating 4.8 Stars

Go Master ⚫⚪. Solve hundreds of Go problems with the most attractive interface. Enjoy solving Tsumegos in the funniest way!

◼ PROBLEM COLLECTIONS 📕: Go Master has several collections of problems with various levels of difficulty. Try to complete them with the highest number of Tsumegos solved at the first attempt.

◼ RECORD OF RESULTS 💾: Go Master will record either if you solve each problem at the first attempt or the number of attempts you needed to complete each one. It will also save the time spent and you can mark your favorite problems, even mark if you think there's a failure in any problem! Overall and each collection progresses will be recorded.

◼ VISUAL AND SOUND EFFECTS 🎵: Go Master has utmost animations and sound effects to make the experience more attractive. It also includes several themes to configure the game board to your liking.

◼ TUTORIAL 📕: Includes a tutorial to learn the rules of Go. With this, you will have the necessary knowledge to start solving your first Go problems.

◼ MILLENNIAL GAME ⛩: Go, known as weiqi in China and baduk in Korea, is the oldest game in the world. It originated in China 4000 years ago and its rules have not changed since then. The objective of the game, whose approximate translation is game of surround, is to get a greater amount of territory than the opponent. To control an area, you must surround it with stones. The player who controls the most territory at the end will win the game.
Go was introduced to Japan in the 8th century and became the game of the Imperial Court. Beginning in the 17th century, the Japanese government financed the professional activity of GO and created GO schools, whose growing rivalry between them constituted the basis of Japan's hegemony in this art. This hegemony of Japan has been maintained until the 80s of the twentieth century and made Go known worldwide with the Japanese term since Go was introduced into Western culture through Japan. That is why most of the used are from Japanese and are used mostly in the literature on this subject (Aji, Atari, Dame, Gote, Sente, Hane, etc ...).

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