Russian Checkers

You can enjoy Russian Checkers in a variety of ways: play against the computer, challenge real opponents online, or engage with a friend on the same screen. The game offers several modes, including a solo mode against the computer and online play with other players. In Russian Checkers, pieces move diagonally forward, while kings have the ability to move diagonally in any direction. Capturing an opponent's pieces is mandatory, and any captured pieces are removed from the board after your turn. If there are multiple capturing opportunities, players must continue capturing until no further captures are available. When a king captures a piece, it can land on any unoccupied square. Additionally, when a checker reaches the last row of the opponent's side, it is promoted to a king and may continue to capture. One important rule to note is the Turkish strike rule, which prevents a capture if the path is blocked by a beaten piece. Players also have the option to choose which capture to execute when multiple options are present. Enjoy the game, whether you're playing alone, online, or with a friend!