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Go game Mate AI

kimlim2an
⬇ 500+ downloads
Est. actual: 931
Style: Board
Free
Released: Jun 2, 2026
No in-app purchases
No ads
Rated: Everyone

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  • 📈Since Oct 1 +772 installs over 4 days
  • 🛠Updates actively updated · updated 24 days ago
Installs since launch
0 466 931 931 Jun 2, 2026 today
+772 installs since Oct 1
Update history
1.0.18 Sep 12, 2026 · seen Oct 1, 2026
The world of Pansegye and your Go journey just got bigger.<br><br>• Pansegye&#39;s stories and characters have been expanded.<br>• Tutoring with Eunji: follow along one move at a time on a 9×9 board.<br>• Spend points to view a hint or play one more game.<br>• Check Travels left by other titled players.<br>• Beat opponents one by one to earn badges and titles.
Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
Go game Mate AI trailer Trailer
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When a human opponent feels like too much, play a game of Go against AI. Go Mate AI is a Go practice app for everyone from absolute beginners to strong amateurs. Face characters matched to your level, then review the game. There are no ads. 【Who it's for】 • Beginners learning Go on their own • Players who want relaxed AI practice before facing people • Anyone who wants to see where a game turned 【Go vs AI】 Play against 58 characters with distinct personalities. Difficulty has six bands: complete beginner, beginner, intermediate, advanced, dan-level, and strong dan. Below the advanced band, playing style (territory, influence, attack) is reflected in how they play. Choose 9×9, 13×13, or 19×19, even or handicap. The engine is KataGo. Rank labels in the app are a feel guide, not official ranks or professional strength. 【Review】 After each game, step through the moves. See win rate, score lead, and how each move compared with the engine's best play. 【Solo practice】 Play both colors without AI to explore joseki, life-and-death, and branches. Record lines A, B, and C from the same position and preview them faintly to compare. Save and continue later. 【Beginner coaching with Eunji】 On 9×9, Eunji plays with you one move at a time. Pick the better of two highlighted points; after the game, look back at strong and weak moves together. Built for a first game of Go. 【Pansegye】 Each of the 58 opponents has a story. Through the beginner garden, the town, and the gate, the world explains why they play the way they do. Practice Go at your own pace, with no ads.