Duel mode · 1 player
Tango vs Computer
Take turns with the computer on one Tango board. Place the right symbol to score a point; a wrong one reveals the cell and gives your turn away.
How to beat the computer at Tango
Each turn, tap an empty cell and choose sun or moon. You only score when your symbol is correct, so pick the cells you are sure about first: the ends of pairs, gaps between matching symbols and lines that already have three of one kind.
The easy computer plays almost at random, medium looks for promising cells, and hard picks the most forced moves and rarely slips. When the board is full, the higher score wins.
New to Tango? Read the Tango rules.
Frequently asked questions
How does Tango vs Computer work?
You and the computer take turns on one shared Tango board. On your turn you pick an empty cell and choose sun or moon. A correct symbol scores 1 point.
What happens if I place the wrong symbol?
The cell is filled with the correct symbol, nobody scores it, and the turn passes to the computer. Accuracy matters more than speed.
What do the computer levels change?
Easy picks cells at random and makes many mistakes. Medium aims for cells near clues and filled cells. Hard almost always finds the forced moves and rarely makes mistakes.
Who goes first?
You always make the first move. After that, turns alternate until every cell is filled.
How do I win?
When the grid is complete, whoever has more points wins. Equal points is a draw. Press Rematch for a new puzzle.
Is this good practice for the daily Tango?
Yes. Spotting forced cells quickly is exactly the skill that makes daily Tango puzzles faster to solve.