Nine Men's Morris

Three Men\'s Morris: 3 pieces each on a 3x3 grid with diagonals. The first to make three in a row wins. Nothing is removed and there is no flying.
Six Men\'s Morris: 6 pieces each on two squares. Mills form only along the sides, and there is no flying.
Twelve Men\'s Morris: 12 pieces each, and diagonal lines join the corners, which also form mills. If the board fills up during placing, the game is a draw.

Choose a game and press Start

Record vs computer: 0 wins, 0 losses, 0 draws

Place your pieces on empty points, then slide them along the lines. Three in a row is a mill: remove one of your opponent's pieces. Leave your opponent with 2 pieces or no legal move to win. Tap a piece, then a highlighted point. Keyboard: arrows move the cursor, Enter acts, Z undoes.