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Features & Capabilities

True Backgammon is one of the most advanced backgammon experiences, featuring a powerful AI opponent and multiple play modes. You can challenge the computer at three difficulty levels, play with friends locally or online, and even use BGBlitz as a tutor to highlight better moves and track your progress. The app supports SGF export for analysis and offers a choice of visual boards to keep you focused on strategy.

In addition to strong AI, True Backgammon provides a rich social and visual experience with two main boards (metal and wood) plus decorative options, a 2-player mode on the same device, and online play via Game Center. It’s optimized for iOS and designed to feel responsive and ready for a quick match anytime.

User Growth & Download Statistics

By:
CompuLab, Markus Gömmel
Rating:
4.30
(2,651)
Version:
6.26 Last updated: 2026-05-31
Version code:
886186790
Creation date:
2010-04-01
Compatible devices:
Size:
67.48MB
Price:
3.99
URLs:
Website ,Privacy policy
Full description:
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Source:
Apple Apps Store
Data ingested on:
2026-06-04
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Developed by:
CompuLab, Markus Gömmel
Apple Apps Store
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/true-backgammon/id364593496
Website:
http://www.compulab.de/bgm/ios/bgm.html

User Reviews

Users praise the visuals, tutor features, and responsive UI, but many reviews claim the dice are not random and the AI is rigged to win, with frequent favorable doubles for the computer. Monetization concerns and occasional bugs are also noted. Overall it’s a visually impressive learning tool with solid AI, but fairness concerns dominate the feedback.
Pros
  • Visually appealing interface with best-looking boards and high-quality graphics
  • Tutor mode and built-in statistics are helpful for learning and improving strategy
  • Strong AI opponent and fast, responsive user interface
  • Option to roll manual dice for learning or testing fairness
Cons
  • Dice rolls perceived as non-random and biased in favor of the computer, with frequent favorable doubles
  • Consistent claims that the AI is rigged to win, reducing perceived fairness
  • Monetization concerns: features like engine, tutor, and boards appear to require additional purchases
  • Occasional bugs or quirks (e.g., UI glitches) mentioned by a minority of users
Recent reviews
Pathetic beyond belief. So rigged.
by Ib*****, 2026-05-23

So I play this game often, and over many years. I should have already switched. But I haven’t. Why? laziness and convenience. However I’m going to download another version? My reason? The app will go on incredibly impossible runs over and over again to the users detriment. The probabilities simply aren’t accurate. Example: often I’ll take a safe risk after calculating probabilities; i.e., “this is a safe move and it shouldn’t backfire, as the only way this hurts me is if the computer hits a 1 and a 6 on their next roll (1/18 chance).”… only to see that roll happen on the apps next roll, when it would help the app the most. “Ok, sure that happens sometimes”, I think to myself.. My next roll I need an outcome that should have a 50% (or more) hit rate and miss it. Again and again, while the app seems to land the perfect needed roll on its next 5 turns. It wouldn’t be a big deal if it wasn’t happening time and time again, making it obvious that the app seems to have an “auto screw-you” mode enabled; which legitimately just becomes anger inducing. Surely there are more realistic versions than this. If this is really how probabilities worked, casinos would go broke.
by Ga*****, 2026-05-14

I was hoping this was going to be a good app that used genuine random dice rolls…but it’s not. The bot will try to make the game challenging - sometimes in your favor. I can call the rolls the bot will get. Also, sometimes when you get the bot cornered, it will give you the one roll that exposes your checkers. The game is fun but definitely not fair. I received your response to my review. That’s a ridiculous response. Im not saying the dice do not change during the game. What I’m saying is the app looks at the scenario of the placement of the checkers and adjusts the dice results to what the game desires. Of course if I played the game again and manually had the dice roll what was done in the previous game the outcome would be the same. To think the results would be different is insane! My point is the game has logic that rigs the dice roll to be what the programmer has predetermined. If they want the game to be more “exciting”, they will have the dice roll what one entity needs to keep the game exciting. What a pitiful response you guys provided. You didn’t address the main issue I mentioned. So, here is the question, does your app have code that looks at the position of the checkers to determine the dice rolls or is the roll absolutely random? I’m interested to hear your reply…..
by fh*****, 2026-05-01
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