Little Go

Name: Little Go
Rating: 3.3 (121 reviews)
Author: Patrick Näf Moser

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Overview

Version:

2.1.0

Last updated: 2026-05-08

Ranking

#160,574 ▼ 468

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Little Go is a free, open-source iOS Go game app. It supports boards from 7x7 to 19x19 and lets you play against a friend on the same device or an AI powered by Fuego. Features include SGF save/load, multiple rulesets, adjustable time controls, and move annotations.

Beyond gameplay, you can review past positions, create variations, undo moves, and export SGF files. The project is Apache-licensed and maintained to stay compatible with future iOS versions.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Patrick Näf Moser

Rating:

3.30

(121)

Version:

2.1.0 Last updated: 2026-05-08

Version code:

885260742

Creation date:

2011-12-23

Compatible devices:

Size:

50.99MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-22

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Ranking

# 160,574 ▼ 468

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Developed by:

Patrick Näf Moser

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/little-go/id490753989

User Reviews

Reviews praise Little Go as an open‑source, free, feature‑rich Go app that’s a strong learning tool with deep customization. However, many users lament the lack of a clear pass/end option, a sometimes unforgiving AI, and UX issues like unclear stone placement and small controls. The consensus points to a powerful tool that requires tweaking to be beginner-friendly, with UI quirks and occasional bugs.

Pros

Open source and free
Rich customization options (AI difficulty, board sizes, and more)
Strong learning tool for Go; beginner-friendly when tuned
Packed with features and smooth, well-built UI
Flexible AI with a range of difficulty levels for practice

Cons

No obvious way to pass end a game; end-game flow is confusing
AI can be too hard or unbalanced for beginners, even at easier settings
Stone placement is unclear and lacks a tutorial; UX can be confusing
Small touch targets and occasional input glitches (undo, taps not registering)
Occasional bugs or instability (e.g., game in progress on restart, placing stones failures)

Recent reviews

Hey Patrick. Big fan of Go here. Game actually looks really great compared to some other ones I’ve tried. You did great. That being said, some of the reviews that said the human player can’t place any stones are correct. I’m on iPhone 14 ProMax with the most recent iOS update as of 03/2026 Also I’m a developer interested in helping with this OpenSource project

by Co*****, 2026-03-01

This is the best app for go play. It’s packed with features, very convenient, open source, and completely free—unbelievable. I wish I could donate, but I can’t find how. Thank you for creating this excellent project and for continuing to develop it.