Hardwood Backgammon

Hardwood: The traditional backgammon board game has been digitalized and renamed “Backgammon.” It is true to the original game but provides a few opportunities to change the rules. These opportunities include determining the number of match points required to win the game (with a maximum of 129 points) or removing the ability to utilize the doubling cube. The game can be played either by one player versus the computer, with three different difficulty levels, or by one player against another, with support for local and online multiplayer games. Also included are various tutorials that provide an introduction to the game’s fundamentals. The dice are rolled when the user presses a button, and after that, all open moves can be cycled through to add checkers. Dots represent the possible locations for the pieces to land. However, indicators do not identify the areas where a checker could go if you aggregate the totals of many dice, a feature sometimes provided by other games.