## Gomoku (Example)

### Team Example

# Rules

Gomoku, also known as Five-in-a-Row, is a simple two-player board game where you aim to place five stones in a row before your opponent.

The board consists of a grid of intersecting lines. You and your opponent alternate turns placing a stone of your colour anywhere on the board where two lines intersect. The first person to place five stones in a row wins (horizontally, vertically or diagonally).

Note: This is an example game written in Elm as a template for the Heuristic Problem Solving class. This game has been compiled in `dev` mode for the website, so you'll be able to see and use Elm's time-travelling debugger in the bottom right hand corner of the application. See the source code and documentation for this example game on GitHub.