Players take turns moving their pieces diagonally forward. A standard piece moves one square, while a king moves in any diagonal direction. Capturing is mandatory: if a player can capture an opponent's piece, they must do so. After a capture, the same piece may continue capturing if possible. This rule forces players to think several moves ahead and anticipate forced sequences.
The game uses an 8x8 board with 12 pieces per side. Pieces start on dark squares. When a piece reaches the opponent's back row, it becomes a king, gaining backward movement. The game ends when one player loses all pieces or cannot make a legal move. The mandatory capture rule adds strategic depth, rewarding careful planning.
Players can compete against an AI opponent with adjustable difficulty, online against others, or locally with a friend. The AI provides a suitable challenge for both beginners and experienced players. Online multiplayer connects players worldwide, while local mode allows face-to-face play.
Interactive hints guide players through difficult positions. An undo feature lets players revisit moves and explore alternative strategies. These tools help newcomers learn the game and improve their tactical thinking over time.
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