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Play Hayauchi Super Igo (Japan) Online

Hayauchi Super Igo turns Go into a frantic speed match—you’re slapping stones down before the timer runs out while the AI ruthlessly punishes slow moves. The barebones graphics don’t hide the fact that this feels like playing chess in a lightning storm.

Developer: Bullet-Proof Software
Genre: Board / Card Game
Released: 1987
File size: 64 bytes
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Game Overview

Hayauchi Super Igo is a 1987 Nintendo Entertainment System release from Bullet-Proof Software. It arrived during a period when digital adaptations of classic board games were still finding their footing on home consoles, offering a distinctly fast-paced take on the traditional game of Go.

You control the placement of black or white stones on a standard Go board, racing against a strict timer to outmaneuver the computer opponent. The main objective is to claim more territory than your rival before time expires, but the constant pressure forces rapid, instinctive moves. Signature mechanics include the accelerated play clock, which drastically shortens decision time, and an AI that capitalizes on any hesitation or weak positioning. The pacing is relentless, and the difficulty can feel unforgiving for players accustomed to slower, more contemplative matches. It feels like trying to solve a complex puzzle while someone keeps turning up the speed.

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