3 Mens Morris

Two timeless two-player strategy games: Three Men's Morris and Six Men's Morris. One quiet, typographic interface.

Three Men's Morris. A 3×3 grid with diagonals. Three pieces each. Place them on empty intersections, then slide along connected lines to adjacent spots. First to align three in a row wins.

Six Men's Morris. Two concentric squares, sixteen intersections. Six pieces each. Place, slide, and form three-in-a-row "mills" to capture an opponent's piece. Reduce them to two pieces, or trap them with no legal moves, to win.

Features:

• Three Men's Morris: a perfectly solved opponent. Every response is mathematically optimal, covering all 3,500+ reachable positions.
• Six Men's Morris: an on-device neural-network bot, trained from scratch with AlphaZero-style self-play, that searches the position before each move.
• Pass & Play two-player mode for both variants.
• Drag-and-drop sliding, dashed gold halos on legal spots, flat typographic pieces.
• Move record: trace any finished game back move by move.
• Light, dark, and system appearance.
• Custom piece colors via a one-time $1.99 tip.

Randomized starting player. The bot delays losses and accelerates wins: no free moves. Can you find the one winning strategy?