Go is a Japanese name and also known as weiqi for Chinese and baduk in Korean.
Excited by the prospect of capturing enemies and gaining control of territories? Then you'll enjoy this ancient Asian board game of strategy and skill. Go originated in China more than 4,000 years ago. Everyone from the working classes to royalty played Go, making it a popular national pastime. The object is to gain control by capturing enemy stones or movers. With 19x19 grid and black and white stones, Go is sure to get you going. Simple instructions for two players, and many challenging hours of fun. If you like chess, you will LOVE Go!
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