What is the daily Reversi challenge?
The daily challenge turns Reversi into a shared contest. Here is how it works and why players come back for it.
One shared game for everyone
Each day, every player gets the same daily Reversi setup, so the challenge is a level playing field. Beat the computer as quickly and decisively as you can, and your result lands on that day's daily leaderboard alongside everyone else's. Because the game is identical for all, it is a pure test of who plays best.
A fresh challenge every day
A new daily game unlocks at midnight UTC, and past days stay browsable so you can see how you did. It pairs naturally with the main leaderboards and with online multiplayer if you would rather test yourself against a live opponent than the clock.
Related questions
How does online multiplayer Reversi work?
Create a multiplayer room, share the link with a friend, and you both play Reversi on the same board in real time. One player takes the dark discs and moves first, the other takes light, and each move is relayed instantly. When the board fills, whoever holds the majority of discs wins.
How long does a game of Reversi take?
A standard 8x8 Reversi game lasts at most 60 moves and usually takes three to six minutes. Smaller boards like 4x4 and 6x6 finish in a minute or two, while the larger 10x10 Grand Reversi board can run five to ten minutes or more.
What is Reversi?
Reversi is a two-player abstract strategy game played on an 8x8 board with double-sided discs, one colour per player. On your turn you place a disc so it traps a straight line of your opponent's discs between two of yours, flipping them all to your colour. When the board fills up, whoever has more discs wins.