A board facing each other9
Practice with AI or enjoy a real-time match with friends using just an invite code.
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Woogi Othello The game can turn around with one move. On the 8×8 board, you flip your opponent's pieces by sandwiching them. Getting the four corners first gives an advantage, and the player with more pieces at the end wins. How to play
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Woogi Go A quiet battle over a single square Build territories with stones and compete in size. You can practice with AI or invite a friend to play in real-time. How to play
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Woogi Chess One move of thought, joy together Protect your king and target your opponent's king. Play chess with all the rules including castling, en passant, and promotion against AI or friends. How to play
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Woogi Janggi Protect the palace and aim for your opponent's palace Use your chariots, cannons, horses, and elephants to capture your opponent's palace. Follow the Korean Janggi rules exactly, practice against AI, or compete with friends. How to play
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Woogi Gomoku The first to connect five wins Connect five stones in a row, column, or diagonal to win. The rules are simple, making it great for beginners. How to play
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Woogi Yut The board can change in a single Yut toss Move your four pieces according to Do, Gae, Geol, Yut, Mo, and Baekdo. Land exactly on Mo or Bang to take a shortcut, and if you capture an opponent's piece, you get to throw again. How to play
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Woogi Marble Roll the dice once, a new island awaits Roll the dice to buy and grow your Sky Island. Enjoy solo with AI, or play with up to four players together. How to play
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Woogi Backgammon Roll your luck, choose your move Use two dice to bring your checkers home. Hit blots, block points, and bear off all fifteen first. How to play
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Woogi Mancala Small stones, thoughtful moves Sow stones from six pits into your store. Use extra turns and captures to collect more than your opponent. How to play
Challenge alone4
A short game to enjoy and challenge your record.
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Woogi Blocks Cute and thrilling block puzzle Stack falling blocks to clear lines. Play solo to beat records, or just set a name and start a match without logging in. How to play
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Woogi Steps Step by step, endlessly upward Climb the endlessly continuing stairs, changing directions as you go. A record-chasing game with rankings for today, this month, this year, and overall. How to play
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Woogi Bubble Small Drops, Big Garden Become a sprout explorer, collect sparkling seeds, and make flowers bloom with waves. Venture alone in twelve unique gardens or cooperate with friends to help each other. How to play
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Woogi Minesweeper One clue per square, one certainty per move Use the numbers as clues to avoid the mines and open all the safe squares. The first click is always safe, and it offers three difficulty levels and today's, this month's, and this year's Hall of Fame based on Korean time. How to play
Reading today’s self2
A calm time to sit and reflect on yourself.
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Woogi Tarot A small ritual to read your mind View one card for today and a three-card reading for past, present, and future. This is for fun and not a prophecy. How to play
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Woogi Four Pillars Detailed horoscope report reading me Build your original chart from your birth date and time, interpret the five elements and ten stars, and present it as one report. This is for fun and not a prophecy. How to play
Chat together1
Meet casually and have a chat.
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From a single impression to small inconveniences, let's make Woogi Games even better together.
What kind of place is Woogi Games?
Wooki Games is a collection of small games you can open directly in your browser. There's no need to download an app or sign up; just open the address and start playing right away. You can enjoy the same screen on both PC and mobile.
Board games like Othello, Go, Chess, Janggi, Omok, Yut, and Marble can be practiced alone against AI, or you can invite friends with a single code to compete in real-time. During a game, you can chat with each other, and even if the connection drops, the game is saved on the server so you can pick up right where you left off.
Block puzzles and climbing stairs are short, fun challenges you can try to beat your record, while Tarot and Fortune-telling are moments to sit down and reflect on yourself. The interpretations of Tarot and Fortune-telling are just for fun and are not predictions.