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Backgammon lovers listening, today we offer you a quick article dedicated to this game! Backgammon, for those who don't know it, is a centuries-old board game where, and here we mention Wikipedia, each player he has 15 pieces that he moves along 24 triangles based on the roll of two dice. The aim of the game is to be the first to remove all your checkers from the board, while at the same time trying to block your opponent and avoid his disturbing actions.
What we wanted to present to you today is a project Open source which allows you to play online backgammon in multiplayer with anyone you want. The site is called bgammon.org and it is very simple to use. It is possible to create an account for free but it is not mandatory: you can also play as a guest by simply entering a username and without entering any password.
Once you have entered the server you can decide whether to create a new room, even with a password to play with someone, or whether to enter an already existing room. The beauty of this site is obviously the total absence of tracers and advertising. No external connections of any kind are made and the project is entirely free and Open source.
There are several methods to play online. It is in fact possible to do it from any Browsers simply by connecting to the address bgammon.org. You can also download a desktop version for both Windows and Linux. And finally there is also a version for Android, this one too open code, to play easily even from your smartphone.
The project is designed for those who already know how to play backgammon as there are no tutorials or guides of any kind. It is also not possible to play against the computer so to learn how to play you would have to challenge a human being!
Have fun, as always we leave you all the useful references below.
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