Moves are only allowed on dark squares, so pieces always move diagonally. Single pieces are always restricted to moving forward (towards the opponent).
Capture pieces by jumping.
A piece that makes a capture (jump) jumps over one of the opponent's pieces and lands in a straight diagonal line on the other side. Only one piece can be captured in one jump; however, multiple jumps are allowed in one move.
Jumps (or captures) are mandatory.
If a player can make a capture, the jump must be made.
When a piece reaches the furthest row from the player who controls it, it becomes a king and can move either forward or backward.
Master Checkers is the classic two-player board game in its Italian version. Pieces move diagonally on dark squares only, and single pieces can only move forward, toward your opponent. You capture by jumping over an opponent's piece into the empty square behind it, and a piece that reaches the far side is crowned a king. You can play against the computer, a local player or opponents around the world. A move is made by selecting a piece and then its destination with a click or tap, and the board is shown in portrait. Tip: keep your pieces together in small groups so they protect each other, and try not to advance a lone piece early, as it is easy to trap and capture.
In the same vein on Plays Games: Ludo Legend, Backgammon and Domino Online Multiplayer.
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Master Checkers is the classic two-player board game in its Italian version. Pieces move diagonally on dark squares only, and single pieces can only move forward, toward your opponent. You capture by jumping over an opponent's piece into the empty square behind it, and a piece that reaches the far side is crowned a king. You can play against the computer, a local player or opponents around the world. A move is made by selecting a piece and then its destination with a click or tap, and the board is shown in portrait. Tip: keep your pieces together in small groups so they protect each other, and try not to advance a lone piece early, as it is easy to trap and capture.
In the same vein on Plays Games: Ludo Legend, Backgammon and Domino Online Multiplayer.
Moves are only allowed on dark squares, so pieces always move diagonally. Single pieces are always restricted to moving forward (towards the opponent).
Capture pieces by jumping.
A piece that makes a capture (jump) jumps over one of the opponent's pieces and lands in a straight diagonal line on the other side. Only one piece can be captured in one jump; however, multiple jumps are allowed in one move.
Jumps (or captures) are mandatory.
If a player can make a capture, the jump must be made.
When a piece reaches the furthest row from the player who controls it, it becomes a king and can move either forward or backward.