Absolute Backgammon app recently received 10 positive reviews on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices, and 2 negative reviews. Users in the United States have given Absolute Backgammon app an average rating of 2.32 out of 5 stars, based on a total of 28 ratings since its release on Feb 23 by Gammonsoft. Can you share your positive or negative thoughts about Absolute Backgammon?
28 global ratings
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Yes, the computer has more than it’s fair share of doubles, but with enough skill you can still beat it 35% of the time. Because the app developer knows a lot of good strategy its a good challenge for really good players. I just wish he would write the same version app that’s completely fair without any computer advantages. I’d be willing to pay almost anything for an app like that!
Been playing twice a week remotely for a year. Occasional glitches when weather takes out the server but it's otherwise seamless. Of course, when playing the computer it beats me often, but I win my share. Some days I get the rolls and some days the computer does. Seems pretty fair to me. It's the only backgammon game in the app store I have found that is not full of nagging and extra cr?p. If you just want to learn/play backgammon, this is the one.
Most bugs seem to be fixed, but a huge one was introduced. Playing acey deucey if you roll a 1 and 2 you get to select the next doubles forever. So I was able to win the game on the first roll. Oops.
I don't get the negative comments. The game is great, those probably don't have a clue of probabilities and further knowledge of the game. Not always ignorance is a bliss.
Great game from a developer who is responsive and updates when needed. Easy to play and pretty fully featured for an iPad version. Endless hours of fun. Level of play is one of the great features.... Good graphics too...
Those without a willing playmate can find hours of entertainment. Game is set up to play Onesy-Twozy, a great variation on the game. A good way to practice facing a human opponent.
Despite a few occasional bugs, the backgammon logic and play is far superior to any other I've found
Always takes the first move even if I won the face off roll
Is it me or does the computer roll an incredible amount of doubles constantly? Also, if there are 4 spaces open for me to get back in you can be sure I will roll the wrong ones all the time. Isn’t there a backgammon game that you can play with the computer that has truly random rolls?
I can't count the times I have been about to win, when the game will suddenly get three or more acey deuceys in a row with all the extra rolls hitting double sixes. Happens to often to be random.