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Detailed Game Introduction

[JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] Reversi Mania is a faithful, fast‑to‑learn implementation of Reversi (also known as Othello). Players take turns placing discs on an 8×8 board to outflank the opponent’s discs in straight lines (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal). Any outflanked discs flip to your color. If a player has no legal move that flips at least one disc, they must pass; the game ends when neither side can move (usually when the board is full). The side with more discs wins.

Gameplay Strategy & Walkthrough

[JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] 1. Corners first: Corner discs can never be flipped; securing corners often decides the game. [JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] 2. Avoid “X‑squares” early: The diagonally adjacent squares to corners (X‑squares) often give your opponent an easy corner capture. [JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] 3. Edge stability: Edges are powerful once stabilized; build safely from corners before expanding along the edge. [JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] 4. Mobility over material (early): Keep your options open and deny moves to your opponent; too many early flips can backfire. [JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] 5. Parity (endgame): Aim to move last in the final regions; controlling whether a region has odd/even empties can secure the final swing.

Controls Guide

• Place a disc: Click or tap a legal square (most implementations highlight valid moves). A legal move must flip at least one opposing disc.
• Passing: If no legal move exists, the game auto‑passes or prompts you to pass.
• Modes: Single‑player (vs. AI) or local 2‑player are commonly available.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• What makes a move legal? It must outflank one or more opponent discs in a straight line; all outflanked discs flip.
• What if neither side can move? The game ends and the side with more discs on the board wins.

コントロールガイド

• Is going first stronger? Initiative helps, but strong play revolves around corners, mobility, and endgame parity.

• Any quick tip for beginners? Don’t over‑flip early; fight for mobility and avoid X‑squares until you can secure corners.

• Any quick tip for beginners? Don’t over‑flip early; fight for mobility and avoid X‑squares until you can secure corners.

• Is going first stronger? Initiative helps, but strong play revolves around corners, mobility, and endgame parity.

• What if neither side can move? The game ends and the side with more discs on the board wins.

• What makes a move legal? It must outflank one or more opponent discs in a straight line; all outflanked discs flip.

よくある質問（FAQ）

• Modes: Single‑player (vs. AI) or local 2‑player are commonly available.

• Any quick tip for beginners? Don’t over‑flip early; fight for mobility and avoid X‑squares until you can secure corners.

• Is going first stronger? Initiative helps, but strong play revolves around corners, mobility, and endgame parity.

• What if neither side can move? The game ends and the side with more discs on the board wins.