StrategyFit check
Is Crazy Stone Deep Learning -The First Edition- worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Go players who want adjustable computer opponents across several board sizes
- Two people looking to play Go on a shared device
- Go players who review current games or saved SGF records
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a game centered on narrative, exploration, or varied environments rather than Go matches
- Players who want timed games to include computer-level selection; the level cannot be chosen in that mode
- Players looking for multiplayer beyond two people sharing one device
Our take on Crazy Stone Deep Learning -The First Edition-
Rather than centering on a campaign or a sequence of changing scenarios, this strategy game focuses on Go itself: board-size and opponent-level choices frame individual matches. Its analysis tools also extend the structure beyond play, allowing review of current games and saved records.
What is Crazy Stone Deep Learning -The First Edition-?
Crazy Stone is a Go-playing application using neural-network evaluation alongside Monte Carlo simulation for move selection.
It provides 20 skill settings on 9×9, 13×13, and 19×19 boards. Modes include play against the program, two humans sharing one device, and automated matches between computer opponents. Rules and options cover handicaps, komi adjustment, move suggestions, immediate takebacks, byoyomi timing, and Japanese or Chinese scoring. Territory is calculated automatically. Games may be suspended, continued, stored or opened as SGF records, and reviewed with either automatic or manual playback. Analysis tools show the move sequence, a histogram, and record information for active or stored games. The interface offers two visual sets for boards and stones, marks the most recent move, and includes computer resignation.
How Crazy Stone Deep Learning -The First Edition- plays
- 01Three board sizes
- Each size has 20 computer playing levels, ranging from 13k to 7d.
- 02Shared-device play
- Two people can play against each other on the same device, alongside computer matches and computer-versus-computer games.
- 03Game record analysis
- Analysis tools include a move list and histogram, and can be used with saved SGF records.
- 04Go rule options
- Games can use Japanese or Chinese rules, with handicap and komi settings.
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Crazy Stone Deep Learning -The First Edition-: platforms & release
Is Crazy Stone Deep Learning -The First Edition- worth it?
It is worth it if: go players who want adjustable computer opponents across several board sizes. Skip it if: players seeking a game centered on narrative, exploration, or varied environments rather than Go matches.
Where can I download Crazy Stone Deep Learning -The First Edition-?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Crazy Stone Deep Learning -The First Edition-'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Crazy Stone Deep Learning -The First Edition- on?
Windows only.
