Since most of these games can last for quite a while, you will find yourself either changing tracks frequently or shutting off the music altogether. Oxford Softworks has masterfully produced a whopping four sound effects for the entire title. All you'll hear are dice rolling, game pieces clicking the board, stones tapping the surface, and the unassuming whoosh at the game select screen. What's more, these four samples are not of the highest quality, with the whoosh having an audible crackle. As with the visuals, the sound is nothing more than the bare minimum needed for the job.
All games are completely mouse driven, easy to play, and instantly accessible.
A click selects the piece to play, a second click selects the space to which it moves. Thanks to Oxford Softworks, this girl is now able to effectively play go, as well as chinese chess and the immensely complex shogi. To further the ease of learning these games, the user has the option to see all legal moves for the piece selected. A hint button is also available for those who are completely stumped. Unfortunately, you can only develop your strategy so far, as there is little challenge to be found here.