Five in a Row
Play Gomoku online with friends or spectate ongoing matches. Join the same room to start a multiplayer game with no time limits.
About Five in a Row
Two players, one board, five stones in a row to win. Five in a Row is a classic Gomoku game played in real time — you share a room code with a friend, place your stones on a 15×15 grid, and race to connect five before they do. No turns are skipped, no clocks are ticking. Just pure positional thinking.
The spectator mode is a quiet highlight: drop into any active room and watch a match unfold without interrupting it. It's a good way to study how experienced players build threats and force responses across the board. If you enjoy this kind of spatial reasoning, Chess is worth a look too — a different pace, but the same satisfaction of outthinking a human opponent.
Find it alongside other games in the catalog. It runs entirely in the browser with no account required, so the fastest path to a game is just sending someone the room link.
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How to use
• **Objective**: Get five pieces in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) to win • **Controls**: Click on any empty intersection on the board to place your piece • **Game Modes**: - **Offline**: Control both black and white pieces by clicking. Black goes first - **Online**: Add a room number to the URL (like /123) to play with others • **Online Play**: - First player to join a room gets black pieces - Second player gets white pieces - Additional players can spectate - If you leave and return to the same room, your game continues where you left off • **Visual Cues**: - Hover over empty spots to preview your next move - Red square marks the most recent move - Messages appear at the top to show game status • **Room Controls**: Use the button in top-left corner to switch between offline mode and online rooms • **No time limits**: Take as long as you need for each move
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