Divoshi

Divoshi

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Divoshi

Rating:
3.3
Released: February 19, 2013
Last updated: February 19, 2013
Developer: thunderbird

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Description

Use your brutal intellect and savage intuition to capture the enemy chief!
This innovative board game can be played in two modes: either turn-based, or real-time. You need to be either smart, or quick + smart.

FAQ

What is Divoshi?
Divoshi is a strategy board game developed by Thunderbird that you can play online for free on Kongregate.

How do you play Divoshi?
In Divoshi, you play against the computer or another player by placing tiles on a grid and trying to conquer the board through strategic moves.

What is the main objective in Divoshi?
The main objective in Divoshi is to control the largest area of the board by strategically placing your pieces and outmaneuvering your opponent.

Does Divoshi have multiplayer features?
Yes, Divoshi offers both single-player and local two-player modes, allowing you to play against the computer or with a friend.

What kind of game is Divoshi?
Divoshi is a turn-based board game that focuses on strategy and grid control, appealing to fans of abstract strategy games.

Developer Updates

Apr 29, 2013 7:34pm

Divoshi is now available as multiplayer (2-player to be exact) on http://www.come2play.com/appGame/multi.aspx?game_id=10045&channel_id=1&wide=1 . Highly recommended!

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thunderbird

Apr. 25, 2013

7
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Divoshi is now available as multiplayer (2-player to be exact) on http://www.come2play.com/appGame/multi.aspx?game_id=10045&channel_id=1&wide=1 .
Highly recommended!

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KuroiKaze

Feb. 26, 2013

7
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Wow the AI is brutal. If you just wanna play fast and loose even medium can completely crush you. I wish there was an option to play warpath with a fixed board. I really dislike the big boards because there are just too many options to calculate between each move. A game with this many possible moves is best when constricted a bit. See www.pushfight.com for an example of a more simple set of mechanics that is still very strategy heavy.

thunderbird
thunderbird Developer

Thanks for the comment and for showing me your example, I didn't know there is a similar game. Anyway, Divoshi better resembles a real battle and is more intuitive in my opinion. As for the number of options, what would you say to Go game, or Arimaa? There are even more possible moves in these games. You just need here to stick to main tactical principles, not calculating everything. I started to make Divoshi tactical guide: http://www.thunderbird.cz/games/divoshi-tactics . Personally I too like small boards with 7 rows a little more than large ones, don't know yet which size is best. But the big ones are here to introduce large epic battles. Maybe I'll update the game version on my website and move large boards to the end of the warpath.

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Longcelot

Feb. 21, 2013

5
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Great Game!I wasn about to try it out at first thinking it would be just another classic "chess" but it was surprisingly well thought.It might need a description for the move of each piece somewhere.

thunderbird
thunderbird Developer

Thanks! It might not seem so but the game rules are result of a long development. I thought they are clear enough but you may be right. Will place the complete rules on my website.

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Tolrick

Feb. 19, 2013

11
1

this is a really tough game.

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esran

Mar. 01, 2015

3
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Allright, I think I mastered this game. I still mess up sometimes on really huge boards, but other than that I basically don't lose.
This game needs a harder AI. Maybe one that doesn't forget its king is under attack half the time.