Backgammon NJ HD Reviews – Page 13
4/5 rating based on 197 reviews. Read all reviews for Backgammon NJ HD for iPhone.
Backgammon NJ HD is paid iOS app published by Jimmy Hu
How to keep the app from cheating with the dice
Princembm
Roll the dice manually. It’s a whole new app. Actually fun to play. The app CAN’T cheat any more. Very satisfying.
Not worth price
indyvip
If you leave a chip open, the computer will hit it every time. Doesn’t matter what roll it needs. You will not get the same treatment. Developers can talk all the voodoo magic they want. Just read most of the reviews.
Game Constantly Terminates
BRH 3
I’ve had the VIP version of this game for years and I just downloaded a different backgammon program because I’m tired of this game constantly terminating a match unexpectedly. Reject a double? Game unexpectedly terminates. Offer a double? Game unexpectedly terminates. Waiting for your opponent to finally make a move? Game unexpectedly terminates. I am finally unexpectedly terminating this worthless program from my iPad.
Ocray
Tobyrocks5
I like the app. The roles are stacked for the computer. It can be frustrating. I suggest random roles of the dice. It more be more interesting and fun. Inconsistent roles detracts from the game
The RNG gets stuck -- constantly
An educated person
The rolls are absurd. The "random" number generator must have been written by a high school student who was trying to cheat his friends. I know that RNGs sometimes get stuck, but a paid application should be engineered more professionally. Four double sixes in a row is not random and no fun for either player.
Best backgammon currently out there; play it daily.
Captain Bigfoot
Follows standard moves for aggressive players; great learning tool most of the time. Almost never makes dumb moves unless it's being really aggressive. Strongly recommended.
Too smart!
g-roh
Yes, there are moves that are all ready set in place in computer game. It wants you to make the common backgammon moves. RESIST!!!!!! Make some bad moves to start the match to throw off the computer. Once you get the computer off track you have a fighting chance.