Choose From Every Reversi Game

Every free Reversi game on Reversi.now, all playable instantly in your browser - no downloads, no signups, no limits. From classic Reversi and Othello to the reversed-goal Anti-Reversi, the four-player Rolit, and boards of every size, there's a game here for every mood. Not sure where to start? The Rules hub explains how each one plays, or jump straight into today's daily challenge or a live multiplayer game.

All Reversi games compared

Not sure which to open? This table lines up every game by its board size, how it plays, and what you're aiming for.

GameCategoryBoardGoalDifficulty
Reversi Classic Reversi 8 × 8 Most discs wins Easy to learn, a lifetime to master
Othello Classic Reversi 8 × 8 Most discs wins Tournament standard
Mini Reversi Board Sizes 4 × 4 Most discs wins Tiny but tactical
Reversi 6×6 Board Sizes 6 × 6 Most discs wins Fast & sharp
Grand Reversi Board Sizes 10 × 10 Most discs wins Long & strategic
Anti-Reversi Rule Twists 8 × 8 Fewest discs wins Mind-bending
Rolit Rule Twists 8 × 8 Most of your colour Party chaos

Which Reversi game should you play?

Match the game to your mood - here's a quick steer:

Best if you're brand new

Start with classic Reversi against the easy computer, or the compact 6x6 board, where the corners come into play quickly so you learn their value fast.

Best for the tournament game

Othello is the standardised, world-championship version of Reversi, with a fixed opening and a deep body of theory to explore.

Best for a quick two minutes

Reach for Mini Reversi on the 4x4 board - a fully solved micro-puzzle that's over in a couple of minutes.

Best if you want something different

Anti-Reversi reverses the goal so the fewest discs wins, while Rolit turns the board into a chaotic four-colour party for up to four players.

Classic Reversi

The two-player 8x8 games most people mean by "Reversi" or "Othello" - pure strategy, no luck, decided by the corners.

The classic disc-flipping duel - outflank your opponent and rule the board.
8 × 8 board · Easy to learn, a lifetime to master
The standardised, tournament version of Reversi - fixed opening, pure skill.
8 × 8 board · Tournament standard

Board Sizes

The same flank-and-flip rules on a smaller or larger grid, from a fully solved 4x4 puzzle to a sprawling 10x10 battlefield.

Reversi distilled to 16 squares - a two-minute puzzle you can actually solve.
4 × 4 board · Tiny but tactical
A compact 36-square board where every move is a fork in the road.
6 × 6 board · Fast & sharp
A hundred squares of flanking warfare - more corners, more edges, bigger swings.
10 × 10 board · Long & strategic

Rule Twists

Variants that change the goal itself - win with the fewest discs, or open the board to four colours and four players.

The upside-down Reversi where the fewest discs wins - lose to win.
8 × 8 board · Mind-bending
Reversi for a crowd - four colours, one board, most discs of your colour wins.
8 × 8 board · Party chaos

Ways to Compete

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Reversi games FAQ

How many Reversi variants are there?

Reversi has a small, tight family. Reversi.now offers seven of the most popular: classic Reversi, Othello, Anti-Reversi, Rolit, and three board sizes - Mini Reversi (4x4), Reversi 6x6 and Grand Reversi (10x10).

Which Reversi game is easiest to learn?

They all share the same rules, so none is harder to learn than another. Beginners often find the smaller 4x4 and 6x6 boards easiest to grasp because games are short and the corners come into play quickly.

Which is the hardest?

Against the hard computer, standard Reversi and Othello are the deepest challenge. Anti-Reversi is the most mind-bending, because it reverses everything you know - the fewest discs wins.

Are all these Reversi games free?

Yes. Every game on Reversi.now is free to play in your browser with no download and no signup, plus a free daily challenge and online multiplayer.