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Nine Men's Morris, just like you know it from the kitchen table. Nine pieces per side, three on a row, and your opponent loses one.

AGAINST THE COMPUTER
Four strengths. The beginner version overlooks things and is the perfect entry point if it's been twenty years since your last game. The master version calculates as long as time allows and doesn't forgive any rash moves. In between are two levels that grow with your skill.

TWO PLAYERS ON THE SAME DEVICE
One phone between two people, taking turns typing. No connection, no invitation, no second account. At the kitchen table, on the train, in the waiting room.

THE RULES IN SEVEN PICTURES
Place, move, jump, protected pieces, a draw. Each rule is illustrated with a board showing its meaning. Easy to understand even if you last played Nine Men's Morris as a child.

BUILT FOR PLAYING, NOT FOR SALE
No ads. No in-game purchases. No subscription. No registration, no account, no friends list. The app asks for nothing and sends nothing.

WITHOUT INTERNET
The app does not have internet access. It works on airplanes just as well as at home, and technically, it cannot transmit any data. Game progress, statistics, and settings remain on your device. Deleting the app deletes everything.

WHAT ELSE IS INCLUDED
A game you've started will still be where it was left off, even days later. Your opponent's last move remains visibly highlighted, so you don't have to search for changes. Moves can be undone. Statistics show which opponents you're playing against and which you're not. There's a dark mode for evening use and a light mode for outdoor use, with larger font sizes available if desired.

Draw rules are built in: the same position for the third time or fifty moves without a capture ends the game in a draw. Without them, two equally matched players could continue indefinitely.