Goservers without English support

This page list Go servers that do not (yet) have english language support

See Go servers for a list of servers that do have english language support

Table of contents Chinese (non English supported) CTN? CUGS? CWS? eweiqi? Lianzhong? Tom Go Server Sohu? QQ Weiqi? China Wei Qi Network? Korean (non English supported) Netmarble Tygem Japanese (non English supported) Yuugen no ma Toyo Igo Sansan

Chinese (non English supported)

CTN?

( http://www.cngames.cn/)

• Windows only client

CUGS?

( http://www.go-edu.net/)

• port 9696

same as http://www.weiqi.cn/

CWS?

([ http://cws.weiqi.net/)

• port 9696

eweiqi?

( http://www.eweiqi.com/)

• Same client software as Tygem
• Big Chinese go server, co-operates with Tygem

Lianzhong?

( http://www.ourgame.com/)

• Seems like it might be a general games site with Go

Tom Go Server

( http://weiqi.sports.tom.com/)

• Chinese language only, but the Tom Go Server page has instructions on how to register and get started
• Big chinese go server with many strong players, co-operates with Korean Tygem

Sohu?

( http://sports.sohu.com/qipai.shtml) • Qingfeng is now automatically redirected to Sohu.

QQ Weiqi?

( http://pc.qq.com/)

• QQ is the most popular free instant messaging service in China. Besides chatting, it is possible for QQ members to play multi-player games with each other. Go is one of them, but there are many more.

In order to play Go on QQ, you need to install the QQ messenger software ( http://pc.qq.com/), and the gaming add-on ( http://qqgame.qq.com/). There are many players online, but generally weaker than eweiqi? and Tom.

China Wei Qi Network?

( http://www.weiqi.cn)

• Fairly big server with strong players
• Has a betting system

Korean (non English supported)

Netmarble

( http://baduk.netmarble.net/)

• Korean (origin) and Chinese (will lead you to the Chinese Go server Qingfeng)languages
  
• Previously known as Neostone.

Tygem

( http://www.tygem.com/)

• This is reputedly the best server in existence... if you speak Korean. astonish? I've discovered that there is a Japanese registration site and client too: ( http://www.tygem.co.jp/)

iPad owners can now play on Tygem via an app.

Japanese (non English supported)

Yuugen no ma

( http://taikyoku.nihonkiin.or.jp/)

• Run by the Nihon Kiin, recent pro games, occasionally with (Japanese) commentary are also available. Japanese client for CyberOro/wbaduk.

Toyo Igo

( http://www.toyo-igo.com/)

• Japanese client for Tygem servers

Sansan

( http://www.sansan.co.jp/)