Go Game Joseki Dictionary HD

By: 勇闫

Rich in content, as you need.

Features & Capabilities

Go Joseki Dictionary HD is a content-rich Go software focused on a joseki dictionary. It emphasizes a polished user experience with careful explanations, crystallizing the wisdom of professional players for Go enthusiasts.

In Go, joseki (定石) are studied sequences of moves in the corner areas of the board, designed to balance results for both sides. This extension helps you study these sequences, understand their context, and apply them in real games to improve local and overall position, while offering historical notes on the Japanese and Chinese terms for joseki.

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By:

勇闫

Rating:

3.50

(238) 0.30

Version:

4.6.1 Last updated: 2021-01-01

Version code:

839631422

Creation date:

2012-10-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

31.38MB

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Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

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Developed by:

勇闫

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/go-game-joseki-dictionary-hd/id564598200?l=en-US

User Reviews

I would like to purchase XGoo but my old IPad has the 12.5.7 operating system. Will this run on my IPad?

by Ju*****, 2023-02-14

Does not include modern joseki taught to us by AI. For example, it describes the 3-3 invasion as “too early” and “not joseki”. In reality, this invasion is one of the most commonly played professional responses to 4-4.

by ru*****, 2021-06-05

Well worth the $5 to practice joseki and have explanations for the moves. Personally, I have a hard time just studying joseki, I usually look up a joseki after messing it up in a real game. This app is perfect for that. The “research” mode is also really helpful because it lets me play out some “what-if” scenarios without having to use a real board or external SGF editor.