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                                  IGO
                           (pronounced `eego')

         Announcing an easy and inspiring computer introduction
             to the world famous oriental game of strategy,
                         called simply, `GO'
 
     Anyone who enjoys games will immediately get caught up in the
     excitement and challenge of this `father of all board games'.
 
   The game of Go originated in Asia some 4000 years ago and is now
   far and away the most popular board game in the far east.  Today
   Go is rapidly gaining enthusiastic players in all western countries.
 
The rules of play in Go are much easier to learn than in chess.  But the
strategic possibilities in Go are far greater than in chess.  And Go is
much more fun for beginners because of its excellent handicaping system.
 
The `IGO' program offers a go teaching tutorial, a play.against.you
feature, and example games with commentary explaining the whys of each
move and counter-move.  IGO plays against you on a 9-line board (ideal 
for beginners).  User chooses from four progressively more difficult 
opponent strength levels.  Also, IGO will explain the reasons for its 
moves and will suggest good moves for you to try.  IGO will display an 
estimate of `who's ahead' as the game progresses, and the user can 
experiment at any time by taking back a move or two so as to try out a 
different sequence and thus learn what strategy works best.  
                   ALL THIS IN SUPERB COLOR GRAPHICS!

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                              Freeware from:
                    AMERICAN GO ASSOCIATION   
                                 Contact:
                                             Roger B. White
                                             5840 Briarwood Ln.
                                             Solon OH    44139  
                                             (216'248-8433)



            IGO is a combination of THE MANY FACES OF GO by David Fotland,
            and THE WAY TO GO by Karl Baker, as edited by Roger White. 
            Contents of this program copyright by the above and the Ameican
            Go Association and Ishi press International.   Reproduction is
            encouraged, but only in the form of this authorized version.

                                                    3/1/92