Nova Solarius
It's fine. Plenty of rulesets to play with. However, a lot of AIs are absolutely useless when defending in Copenhagen. And I mean that literally. Several, when defending, pick a single pawn to move back and forth, only switching pawns if their move is blocked. Even if you give them the chance to capture pieces at no risk to themselves, they refuse to do so until forced. Stick with the first couple, they're the best ones.
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Karsten Keese
This is a fantastic implementation of Hnefatafl, offered at a fair one-time purchase price. It comes with lots of rule variants for different player strengths and tutorials for each of them. Nevertheless, this is a game at least as challenging and complex as Chess, so a list of strategy guides in several languages with links in the 'About' section (or wherever there is a good place for a resource list) would be kind. The computer opponent should be improved continuously and add some more themes.
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Joan Torrents
This is the best app for playing tafl games, both against AI and online. It boasts an impressive array of customization options, and the developer is extremely friendly, efficient and responsive. Kudos! 👍
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