"Ishido" (the Way of Stones) is said to be a game designed in 1990 by the creator of the puzzle game "Shang-Hai". In Japan,it was released on the Famicom (NES) and Game Boy.
This is a puzzle game where you place 72 stones on a board of 8 squares horizontally and 12 squares vertically and compete for the number of points you can get.
(Reference: Explanation by wikipedia)
In the initial state, 4 stones are placed at the four corners of the board, and 2 stones are placed in the center. Remaining stones can be placed adjacent to existing stones and meeting the following rules:
You can get the following points depending on where you place the stone.
If you complete 4ways, the following bonus points will be added each time you complete 4ways.
This application does not send or receive any information, including personal information, to external parties. High score saved in-game is saved in the browser's WebStorage. The game does not sends this information to the server, but depending on browser specifications it may be shared with other devices of the same user (e.g. Google Account or Microsoft Account)
If you want to delete the information recorded by this game, delete all saved contents related to the website "stones.clishna.info" from the browser settings screen.
This game can be played for free. The source code is publicly available, so you can modify it and play locally, but it is not open source.
Source code is published at the following location. (https://bitbucket.org/teamclishna/stones)
Resources and libraries used in this game are licensed under the following conditions:
The implementation of this game uses the "Phaser3" game engine. (https://phaser.io/)
Phaser3 is under the MIT license. (https://phaser.io/download/license)
The sound effects use resources published on "the Match Makers 2nd (ザ・マッチメイカァズ2nd)". (https://osabisi.sakura.ne.jp/m2/)
Terms of Use are published below (written in Japanese) (https://osabisi.sakura.ne.jp/m2/material3.html)