Wall Go (벽바둑) is a 2–4 player territory game played on a 7×7 board — the game from The Devil's Plan. Here is the full ruleset.
Move your stones and build walls to carve out territory — enclosed areas containing only your stones. The player with the most territory wins.
The match ends when every empty cell on the board belongs to a player's territory — all space is claimed.
Configurable per match. If time runs out, a random move and wall placement are made automatically.
Any player can be set to a bot in the new match dialog. The bot evaluates moves based on territory control, stone mobility, and board influence. The timer is paused during bot turns.
Wall Go (Korean: 벽바둑) is an abstract strategy board game for 2 to 4 players, played on a 7×7 grid. Each turn you move one of your stones up to two steps and build a wall, racing to enclose the most territory.
Yes. Wall Go featured as one of the games in The Devil’s Plan, the Netflix strategy competition show. Kakomi is a free online version of that game.
Wall Go supports 2 to 4 players. You can play locally on one device, online against other people, or against the AI bot.
You win by claiming the most territory — enclosed areas of the board containing only your own stones. Each territory cell is worth one point, and the highest total score wins.
Yes. Kakomi is free to play in any web browser, with no ads and no paywalls.
Both are territory games, but in Wall Go you move stones around the board and build permanent walls between cells, rather than placing fixed stones to surround empty points as in Go.