About Simple Checkers
The computer plays with some tactical sense, so a loose piece usually gets taken.
Your main target is the far side of the board. A checker that reaches the opponent's back row is promoted to a king, and kings can move both forward and backward.
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Because the AI looks for openings, every move matters, which makes this a small brain game. Think a few moves ahead before you commit a piece.
Key features
- You play classic checkers on a board against a computer opponent.
- Pieces move diagonally, and you capture by jumping over enemy pieces.
- A checker that reaches the opponent's back row becomes a king.
- Kings can move forward and backward.
Tips & tricks
- Work a piece toward the opponent's back row. A king moves both ways, which gives you more options.
- Before each move, check whether the square you land on lets the AI jump your piece.
Frequently asked questions
How do I capture a piece?
Jump diagonally over an opponent's piece.
How do I get a king?
Move a checker all the way to the opponent's back row. It gets promoted and can then move forward and backward.
Who do I play against?
A computer opponent.
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