Backgammon 3D Hack 1.8.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Ludo Digital Pty Ltd
Category: Games
Price: Free
Version: 1.8.0
ID: com.ludodigital.adbg3dfree
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Description
The best 3D backgammon game on the AppStore, now free to play.
Backgammon 3D brings you Backgammon in visually stunning 3D. Enjoy an intuitive game with a tactile experience that makes you feel like you are playing on a real art deco themed board.
The ArtDeco theme of the game ties in with the history of Backgammon as it grew and evolved in the New York clubs and societies of the 1920s. In an effort to capture this essence we bring you the game of Backgammon in the
timeless style of ArtDeco.
With multiple levels of AI to suit beginners and more advanced players, many features make gameplay feel intuitive and easy. The autosave and resume feature allows you to play the game as it suits you. If you don't have time
to finish a round, don't fret. Just exit the game, the next time you start it up you'll be back at the start of the round you were playing.
You can challenge other players with the Peer to Peer multiplayer functionality included in the game. Using GameCenter for online play, and Bluetooth connections for games with other local iOS devices.
NB: There is no match play option currently; the doubling cube, match play rules and options are not used at present.
Note that there is no competitive ranking in the online component as we are focused on casual gaming amongst friends.
*Online Multiplayer Checklist*
1. You need to have a GameCenter login.
2. You need to have GameCenter friends that also have this game.
3. You need to have an Internet connection that is not behind a firewall.
4. Via the 'Online P2P' button - invite a friend to play.
5. To receive invites from your friends you will need to have notifications enabled.
6. For best results - turn off Bluetooth when you attempt to use the online features.
If these provisions are not met you will not be able to partake in online multiplayer.
*Features*
- Universal Application: all devices capabable of iOS 6.1 and above.
- Dynamic selection of High Definition graphics: The same game will run on all your iOS devices, and it will tailor its graphics to the device you are using.
- Stunning 3D graphics with super smooth animation, full screen 60FPS on iPad and iPhone.
- Tactile drag and drop controls that makes you feel like you are playing the board game.
- Color coded move guides to help you make your moves, and undos, in a natural fashion.
- Intuitive multi-dice moves using drag and drop.
- Intuitive undos, using drag and drop or with the undo-all button in the bottom right corner.
- Online Peer to Peer Multiplayer using GameCenter, including auto-launch in response to invites from friends. (This requires the user to allow Push Notifications for Art Deco Backgammon 3D)
- Peer to Peer Multiplayer over Bluetooth.
- Pass and Play Multiplayer sharing a single device.
- 4 levels of AI difficulty.
- Pick up and play with the auto-resume feature that lets you get back to your game after interruptions.
Backgammon 3D brings you Backgammon in visually stunning 3D. Enjoy an intuitive game with a tactile experience that makes you feel like you are playing on a real art deco themed board.
The ArtDeco theme of the game ties in with the history of Backgammon as it grew and evolved in the New York clubs and societies of the 1920s. In an effort to capture this essence we bring you the game of Backgammon in the
timeless style of ArtDeco.
With multiple levels of AI to suit beginners and more advanced players, many features make gameplay feel intuitive and easy. The autosave and resume feature allows you to play the game as it suits you. If you don't have time
to finish a round, don't fret. Just exit the game, the next time you start it up you'll be back at the start of the round you were playing.
You can challenge other players with the Peer to Peer multiplayer functionality included in the game. Using GameCenter for online play, and Bluetooth connections for games with other local iOS devices.
NB: There is no match play option currently; the doubling cube, match play rules and options are not used at present.
Note that there is no competitive ranking in the online component as we are focused on casual gaming amongst friends.
*Online Multiplayer Checklist*
1. You need to have a GameCenter login.
2. You need to have GameCenter friends that also have this game.
3. You need to have an Internet connection that is not behind a firewall.
4. Via the 'Online P2P' button - invite a friend to play.
5. To receive invites from your friends you will need to have notifications enabled.
6. For best results - turn off Bluetooth when you attempt to use the online features.
If these provisions are not met you will not be able to partake in online multiplayer.
*Features*
- Universal Application: all devices capabable of iOS 6.1 and above.
- Dynamic selection of High Definition graphics: The same game will run on all your iOS devices, and it will tailor its graphics to the device you are using.
- Stunning 3D graphics with super smooth animation, full screen 60FPS on iPad and iPhone.
- Tactile drag and drop controls that makes you feel like you are playing the board game.
- Color coded move guides to help you make your moves, and undos, in a natural fashion.
- Intuitive multi-dice moves using drag and drop.
- Intuitive undos, using drag and drop or with the undo-all button in the bottom right corner.
- Online Peer to Peer Multiplayer using GameCenter, including auto-launch in response to invites from friends. (This requires the user to allow Push Notifications for Art Deco Backgammon 3D)
- Peer to Peer Multiplayer over Bluetooth.
- Pass and Play Multiplayer sharing a single device.
- 4 levels of AI difficulty.
- Pick up and play with the auto-resume feature that lets you get back to your game after interruptions.
Version history
1.8.0
2018-10-01
- Sometimes the 'End Turn' message didn't always show yet the dice were able to be picked up to end the turn. This visual bug has been fixed.
- The Fast Forward AI sometimes made a suboptimal move when bearing off, it is now performing better.
- The Fast Forward AI sometimes made a suboptimal move when bearing off, it is now performing better.
1.7.9
2018-09-19
-Fixed AI hang on bearing off that affected a player at the end of the game.
-Lowered default AI move delay to speed up play. You can still change the speed in Settings.
-Lowered default AI move delay to speed up play. You can still change the speed in Settings.
1.7.8
2018-09-07
- Added auto play button during races and bearing off to speed up the end game. Press the fast-forward looking symbol and the game will auto-play your turn. Greatly speeds up finishing up a game that you are likely already winning.
1.7.7
2018-08-17
- Fixed issues with bearing off that could hang the AI and leave a user unable to finish a game.
- Fixed reported crashes.
- Better support for iPad Pro
- Fixed reported crashes.
- Better support for iPad Pro
1.7.5
2016-04-16
- Important: Fixed occasional crash at startup reported by users that were not signed in to Game Centre.
- Settings for play speed and AI animations.
- Reduced animation durations to improve play speed based on user feedback.
- Clarified the direction arrow graphic.
- Shadows are clearer and crisper on all devices.
- Settings for play speed and AI animations.
- Reduced animation durations to improve play speed based on user feedback.
- Clarified the direction arrow graphic.
- Shadows are clearer and crisper on all devices.
1.7.3
2016-04-05
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Ratings
4.6 out of 5
8 839 Ratings
Reviews
Gale4s,
Obviously rigged for computer
Played the medium and it was pretty fair win and lose. Went to hard and my rolls would be one and three or one and two. Computer repeatedly got doubles, mostly sixes. I don’t mind losing but not every time to such obvious bias. I love backgammon and am a pretty good opponent but not when the odds are ridiculous. Can’t someone write a program without skewing themselves to win 90% of the time. Takes the fun out of the game. I want to amend my original rating. My husband showed me how to repeatedly beat the computer on the hard setting. Obviously my skill level was the issue. He has about a 98% win. With my skill drastically, I can manage to beat the computer now….thanks to my wonderful husband. It’s a fun game and I recommend it.
jeffrelt,
Looking for a hard level that doesn’t cheat!
Yet again, I’m writing a review of a backgammon game where the programmers apparently think the only way to make the competition truly “hard“ is to allow the AI to get just the roles of the dice that it needs.
I only use the single player, so I can’t comment on playing others online. I am a decent backgammon player but by no means an expert. However, I can tell the difference between getting just the dice numbers you need and making crafty moves with what The odds give you. It’s not rocket science.
The good news is that graphically the game looks terrific. It’s designed very well in terms of how it’s played. So I give it that, it has a great look and feel when you’re playing it.
Unfortunately it does not keep track of the statistics (wins/losses) and there appears to be no way to purchase a more advanced model that does so.
I have not come to this decision hastily. I’ve played many, many games at the most difficult level and after a while you start to see a pattern. Yes, on rare occasions the AI allows you to win. It’s probably designed in this way to keep you playing. The lucky rolls are heavily in favor of your computer opponent.
This is at least the third backgammon game that I’ve had to write a similar review for. You’re probably getting the most realistic play at the medium difficulty level. Since it doesn’t cost you anything it’s not like you’re wasting your money, hence the three out of five stars.
I only use the single player, so I can’t comment on playing others online. I am a decent backgammon player but by no means an expert. However, I can tell the difference between getting just the dice numbers you need and making crafty moves with what The odds give you. It’s not rocket science.
The good news is that graphically the game looks terrific. It’s designed very well in terms of how it’s played. So I give it that, it has a great look and feel when you’re playing it.
Unfortunately it does not keep track of the statistics (wins/losses) and there appears to be no way to purchase a more advanced model that does so.
I have not come to this decision hastily. I’ve played many, many games at the most difficult level and after a while you start to see a pattern. Yes, on rare occasions the AI allows you to win. It’s probably designed in this way to keep you playing. The lucky rolls are heavily in favor of your computer opponent.
This is at least the third backgammon game that I’ve had to write a similar review for. You’re probably getting the most realistic play at the medium difficulty level. Since it doesn’t cost you anything it’s not like you’re wasting your money, hence the three out of five stars.
UNCfaninVA,
Poor AI
The AI on this needs some work. I have noticed the following issue several times.
In a recent game I had points 6, 5, 4, & 2 covered in my home board and was bearing off. The computer had all its pieces in its home board on points 1, 2, & 3 except for two on point 1 in my home board. The computer rolled 5-2. It should have moved a piece from point 1 to point 3 and then to point 8. This would have left 1 piece uncovered on point 1 in my home board. Instead, the computer moved a piece 2 spaces in its home board and ended the turn. This type of movement has happened several times and every time it allows the computer to keep a point covered when it shouldn’t.
One other thing. The AI does generate rolls on the hard level that go against the odds. There was a game I should have won easily. I was bearing off and the computer still had 4 pieces it needed to get home. The computer’s next 4 rolls were 3 double sixes and a double 5. My rolls were no doubles with lots of 1’s, 2’s, & 3’s. Needless to say, I ended up losing. However, if you have any skill at backgammon even on hard and with the poor AI, you should be able to win 75 to 85 percent of the time. When it’s not cheating the AI makes some very poor moves even in Hard.
I’ve won enough against this app that, regardless of how good it looks, I’m going to try some other backgammon apps.
In a recent game I had points 6, 5, 4, & 2 covered in my home board and was bearing off. The computer had all its pieces in its home board on points 1, 2, & 3 except for two on point 1 in my home board. The computer rolled 5-2. It should have moved a piece from point 1 to point 3 and then to point 8. This would have left 1 piece uncovered on point 1 in my home board. Instead, the computer moved a piece 2 spaces in its home board and ended the turn. This type of movement has happened several times and every time it allows the computer to keep a point covered when it shouldn’t.
One other thing. The AI does generate rolls on the hard level that go against the odds. There was a game I should have won easily. I was bearing off and the computer still had 4 pieces it needed to get home. The computer’s next 4 rolls were 3 double sixes and a double 5. My rolls were no doubles with lots of 1’s, 2’s, & 3’s. Needless to say, I ended up losing. However, if you have any skill at backgammon even on hard and with the poor AI, you should be able to win 75 to 85 percent of the time. When it’s not cheating the AI makes some very poor moves even in Hard.
I’ve won enough against this app that, regardless of how good it looks, I’m going to try some other backgammon apps.
Ragboy01,
Different rules for player and computer
I’ve been playing this game since the beginning of the pandemic to pass the time. I’ve noticed that there are two sets of rules, at least one benefits the computer player. At a time when I would be forced to expose one of my pieces, the computer can move the same piece when taking off pieces in their home base. Say you rolled a 6 & 1. The computer can move from the 6 to 5 position and then take off the 6 from the 5 position. This allowed the computer player to avoid leaving an opening where I would be forced to take the 6 off and then move a 1, potentially exposing me to getting knocked off. Why are there two sets of rules for the computer and the player? Otherwise I like this game to kill time when waiting around or if my wife gets a call and pauses the TV show we’re watching.
Baz_review,
My go-to backgammon app
I downloaded four different backgammon apps to find the best one. I chose this one as my recommended. There are ads but they are a rectangle at the bottom of the screen, and so far they have been pretty tolerable visually. Unlike other backgammon apps which had ads pop up in the middle of games lasting 30 seconds and/or every time you opened the app.
Game play is what sealed the deal for me. The game rolls the dice for you, then you ‘hold’ the pieces you want to move, the game highlights where you can move for easy visualization, after your move you end your turn. It’s a super clean and simple backgammon game, which is all I want. (I like that this app rolls the dice for me but some might not.)
Game play is what sealed the deal for me. The game rolls the dice for you, then you ‘hold’ the pieces you want to move, the game highlights where you can move for easy visualization, after your move you end your turn. It’s a super clean and simple backgammon game, which is all I want. (I like that this app rolls the dice for me but some might not.)
qabd184,
Best iPad Backgammon Game
Fluid motions make it a great experience. The graphics are top notch. My wife and I play over a dozen games a night.
If the creator wants to design something for me, I would love to hear from them. The smooth motion and graphics is far above all of the others. I have reached out to their developer page and gotten nothing. But if you’re listening and you’d be interested in designing another Backgammon game for me similar to this, but with some revisions, then please reach out to me.
If the creator wants to design something for me, I would love to hear from them. The smooth motion and graphics is far above all of the others. I have reached out to their developer page and gotten nothing. But if you’re listening and you’d be interested in designing another Backgammon game for me similar to this, but with some revisions, then please reach out to me.
Rockyrwd,
Great Backgammom, but...
I'd love to give this a 5-star rating, but at least in my mind the app is deficient in 3 areas:
1). Doesn't keep player stats (games won/lost)
2). When you bear off all your pieces, it counts as a win - but it doesn't take into account whether or not your opponent has borne off any pieces. The way I was taught the game, if your opponent had not borne off any pieces, this would then be a 'gammon', and you would be considered to have won two games, not just one. If your opponent still had at least 1 piece left on either the bar or within your inner table, this would be considered a 'backgammon' and you would be considered to have won 3 games instead of 1 or 2.
3). There is no ability to use a doubling cube.
1). Doesn't keep player stats (games won/lost)
2). When you bear off all your pieces, it counts as a win - but it doesn't take into account whether or not your opponent has borne off any pieces. The way I was taught the game, if your opponent had not borne off any pieces, this would then be a 'gammon', and you would be considered to have won two games, not just one. If your opponent still had at least 1 piece left on either the bar or within your inner table, this would be considered a 'backgammon' and you would be considered to have won 3 games instead of 1 or 2.
3). There is no ability to use a doubling cube.
BFBSGame,
Don’t Expect a Fair Game
It’s really too bad the programmers of this game are so weak. If the programmers were better at the game, they would be able to build the algorithms so that the “hard” level is challenging because the computer opponent is more strategic and not because they program the computer opponent extraordinarily favorable dice rolls.
Unfortunately, that’s not the case in this game. Weak programming makes sure that the computer opponent gets exactly the rolls it needs to win. If you’re successful in protecting your pieces from getting hit, the computer just rolls as many doubles as it needs to overcome your strategy. As an example, in two back-to-back games, I rolled three doubles, which is consistent with ordinary odds. The computer rolled doubles 11 times.
There’s absolutely no enjoyment in playing a game of chance that’s rigged against you.
Unfortunately, that’s not the case in this game. Weak programming makes sure that the computer opponent gets exactly the rolls it needs to win. If you’re successful in protecting your pieces from getting hit, the computer just rolls as many doubles as it needs to overcome your strategy. As an example, in two back-to-back games, I rolled three doubles, which is consistent with ordinary odds. The computer rolled doubles 11 times.
There’s absolutely no enjoyment in playing a game of chance that’s rigged against you.
jinpit,
Solid visuals, Dice may cheat. Board is up side down
Obviously it’s a personal preference, but for me the board is up side down, with no option to rotate. Thankfully I can rotate the I pad and play up side down. About 1 add per move, but up side down less noticeable! Looks nice otherwise.
I play on the hard setting, and the device seems to get a lot of doubles at the end of the game, just now for 4 out of 6 turns.
Looks nice, not many options. Annoying confirm press required after you complete your move, slows the game down.
Probably won’t keep because the dice seem to cheat. Hand not played it enough to be sure, but just a couple of times is enough to take the enjoyment out for me.
I play on the hard setting, and the device seems to get a lot of doubles at the end of the game, just now for 4 out of 6 turns.
Looks nice, not many options. Annoying confirm press required after you complete your move, slows the game down.
Probably won’t keep because the dice seem to cheat. Hand not played it enough to be sure, but just a couple of times is enough to take the enjoyment out for me.
Phatjimmyc,
Dice rolls defies mathematical odds
I play the hard level. The dice are rigged in the computer’s favor. This is offset by the fact that the computer plays at a novice level which allows me to win 2/3 of the time. No fun for an advanced player. Lost a game tonight where computer rolled doubles sixes, double 4s and double 2s to beat me by one piece. Next game I had the computer blocked with 2 pieces off the board and it needed to roll exactly 6-1 twice in a row. You guessed it, COME ON MAN. Happens all the time. Backgammon is not that hard it’s not chess, pick up your game. Improve the computer’s play and stop rigging the dice and you would have the best backgammon game online. BTW, I’ve played all the other free games, same story.
