IPA: /ɡoʊˈbæŋ/
KK: /gəʊˈbæŋ/
A game played on a grid where players take turns placing pieces, aiming to get five in a row in any direction.
We played gobang for hours and enjoyed every moment of the competition.
The word 'gobang' originates from the Chinese term '五子棋' (wǔzǐqí), which translates to 'five pieces chess'. It refers to a strategy board game played on a grid where players aim to align five of their pieces in a row.
Think of the Chinese term for the game, which means 'five pieces chess', to remember that 'gobang' is about aligning five pieces in a row.