gomoku web
A free board game — play it in your browser, no install. A polished offline-first Gomoku game for Web Mobile and WeChat Mini Game, built with Cocos Creator, TypeScript, and FairyGUI.
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An offline-first 15 × 15 Gomoku game for Web Mobile and WeChat Mini Game, built with Cocos Creator, TypeScript, and FairyGUI.
The following screenshots come from the tracked Cocos Web Mobile review build; they are not design mockups.
The current in-game UI is primarily Chinese. English UI localization is planned.
Watch the recorded Web Mobile walkthrough · Browse additional review screenshots
The Web Mobile build is useful for browser review, but it only simulates WeChat-specific safe areas.
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