Go Together

An empty board. Two people. A little time.

Go Together brings the ancient board game of Go to a physical 3D table. Sit down with someone beside you, or choose a local computer opponent and explore the game at your own pace.

Place black and white stones on the intersections of the board, surround territory, and watch a position take shape one move at a time. Simple pieces leave room for thoughtful decisions.

Share the board

Play a local two-player match on the same device. Take turns from opposite sides of the table, with a camera that can move to the active player's seat, or use a view from directly above.

Find your own pace

Choose a 9 x 9, 13 x 13 or full 19 x 19 board. Play against our own local opponent or KataGo, each with its own approach and adjustable settings. Both run on your computer, without an AI subscription.

Click and drag a stone, or select it and then choose its place. Your move stays provisional until you end your turn. Illegal placements receive a hint, leaving you free to consider another move.

A quiet place to think

Choose between three interface styles, use a mouse and keyboard or a gamepad, and take a closer look at historical Go artwork in A Shared History.

Why Go Together?

I wanted to make a game that feels like sitting down across from another person and giving each other a little time. Go has strategy and competition, but I also see curiosity, patience and respect in it. That is the feeling I want Go Together to offer.

The current game supports local play. Online multiplayer is not currently included.