The Mill - Classic Board Games for PC and MAC

Ever since the latest update the 'difficult' setting has lost it's edge. Let me make three Mills in a row while laying down pieces. And now with the introduction of adverts coupled with the game stopping at will it is making it hard to enjoy. Although I keep reporting the problem as requested (3x now at least) nothing seems to be better. With other competitors they at least contacted me via email to acknowledge my concern.

How to use The Mill – Classic Board Games for PC and MAC

You can run all Android games and applications on your PC or MAC computer. Using a free software called Bluestacks, you don't need to purchase anything but games or applications it self if it isn't free.

Download Bluestacks from this link.
Install BlueStacks from installation file with following the on-screen instructions.
Once Bluestacks is installed add your Google account in it.
Type The Mill – Classic Board Games in Search bar and install it.

Now you can use The Mill – Classic Board Games on your PC or MAC.

Online Jams 90% times online games vs a random or invited person hangs on a dark loading screen never getting to a game start. AI very primitive even at the highest difficulty level.

Bulky App. This is too heavy app on its size. There are better apps than this. Won't recommend it anyone. The levels are also damn easy, even for kids of age three.

I really like this game. Playing against the AI is no challenge, but it offers you the possibility to play against online users, and that is where the fun is. But you know what would make this game GREAT? If whenever a user disconnects from the middle of a game he would receive a ”cowardice” rating. I played many games in which I had one more move to make to win the game and my opponent simply chooses to disconnect rather than lose the game. If whenever someone does that it would be marked somehow as a cowardice rating (for example, a digit showing the number of times the user quit a game before ending it) then other users would know with whom it is worth playing and with whom not. Who is probable to be a coward and exit the game rather than losing and who is not. Other than that, besides the irritating ads, I love the game.

Frustrating! Most games "train" me as I climb the levels, but I can't seem to grasp the principles of this one. My fault? Likely!

Difficult level is actually like rookie Difficult level is the same as easy level - borring :/ Graphics and sound are great

It is quite good, but one thing make the hard difficulty a little chellanging. I beat the hard mode in 5 seconds.

Boringly easy Have not managed to loose once!

Rubbish difficulties Even the hardest option is very very weak

Great game with gorgeous graphics but you should improve the AI, even on hard it is easy to beat

It amazing u love all the game the produce. It fun and good for my head to think I love it.

Who made this game, he/she doesn't know nothing about this game

This is good utilization of free time... I love to play Mill's

Increasing the paths will provides better chance to enjoy

Very bad:( It stops in between all time. I tried playing 5/7 time and it always disappear in between :(

Bad AI The AI on hard plays like a child and doesn't alter strategy

I think is AWESOME OR AMAIZING THE BEST MILL GAME I HAVE PLAY. IF U CAN,PLEASE DO IT TO HAVE MULTIPLAYER IN ONLINE :) :D

Waste of time and data AI is easy,lots of bugs and the size of game is very large irrespective of simple ui

Smooth graphics, easy to play. AI difficulties are all too easy however.

Crashes, can't even complete one game Crashes every time

Weak AI Too easy to win. Even on the hardest setting I win every time.

Too easy I'd give 0 stars if I could. On the hardest setting I beat it in about a minute.

Welcome to the best Mill (Nine Men’s Morris) game on the Store! Make Mills by aligning 3 pieces, every Mill you make allows you to remove one of your opponent's pieces. The classic Nine Men’s Morris is a strategy board game, commonly found on the back of a Checkers / Draughts board, that is as […]

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