Tiao: Online Abstract Strategy Board Game with AI, Matchmaking, and Spectator Modes
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Leave it on the tray for the seagulls.
Summary
Tiao is an online abstract strategy board game with Go-board aesthetics. Players can play against AI, challenge friends via private games with codes, or use matchmaking for random opponents. The game offers various time controls including bullet, blitz, rapid, and classical formats. Users can also spectate ongoing games. A login/account is required for custom games.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledShare a screen with a friend or sharpen your skills against an AI.
Create a private game and share the code, or join a friend's game with theirs.
Jump into a game against a random opponent. Pick a time control or play without one.
A beautiful abstract strategy board game with Go-board aesthetics.
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