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Go Simulator

Go Simulator is a 1991 DOS adaptation of the ancient board game Go, proving once again that computers were perfectly happy to turn extremely old human pastimes into extremely serious-looking software. The game focuses on the strategic placement of stones, territory control and the gradual construction of positions that can look completely mysterious to anyone who has never played Go. There are no explosions, no treasure chests and certainly no elves demanding that you rescue them. Instead, success comes from patience, planning and understanding the board. For fans of traditional strategy games, it offers a digital way to practice the ancient game without needing an opponent sitting across the table.
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Also known as: The Many Faces of Go
Status: abandonware
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