About Checkers Casual
The match keeps going until neither side has a move left.
When the moves run out, the player who captured the most pieces wins. You can play against the computer or against a friend in two-player mode.
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Quick summary
- You choose to face the computer or a friend.
- You take turns moving pieces diagonally across the board.
- You capture a piece by jumping over it.
- The game ends when no moves are left, and the player with more captures wins.
Key features
- You can play against the computer or against a friend.
- Every capture comes from a jump, so this brain game is about setting up jumps and avoiding them.
- The winner is the player with the most captures once no moves remain.
- It plays in portrait mode on phones and tablets.
Tips & tricks
- Try to hold the center of the board, since pieces there have more diagonal moves open.
- Once you lead in captures, play it safe and avoid leaving pieces where they can be jumped.
Frequently asked questions
How does a game of Checkers Casual end?
It ends when no moves are available. The player who made the most captures wins.
Can I play against a friend?
Yes. You can play against a friend or against the computer.
Which way should I hold my phone?
Hold it upright. The game plays in portrait orientation.
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