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Kiraya computer opponents
Explore Kiraya bot difficulty levels, decision rules and private single-player practice.
Play against botsPlay without waiting for anyone
Kiraya ships four computer opponents so a game is always available. They fill empty seats in a room with friends, give you a private table when nobody else is around, and take over a seat mid-game when a player disconnects so the table is not stuck waiting on someone who has gone.
Four levels, one policy
Easy, Normal, Hard and Expert are not four separate programs. They run the same decision policy with different weights, so the difference between them is what they think a deed is worth, not whether they can see more than you can. No level touches the dice, and none of them read information a human player cannot.
Where to go next
Bots are a seat, not a difficulty curve
The four levels exist so a table can be filled at short notice and so a new player has somewhere to practise, not as a ladder to climb. There is no ranking, nothing unlocks, and nothing records how you did. A bot also has no memory between games, so it cannot learn your habits and you cannot farm it for progress — the only thing improving across a series of bot games is you.