Ishido The Way of Stones

It looks calm, but it’s a slow-building strategy trap—every stone you place can either set up a huge payoff or quietly ruin your endgame. The real fun is planning a few moves ahead, spotting the “best” spot before it becomes obvious, and squeezing value out of limited space. Once you understand how to build momentum on the board, it becomes that dangerously addictive “one more round” kind of puzzle game.