• Each player has 12 pieces to start with, placed on the dark squares on the first three rows of the board.

• The objective of the game is to capture all of the opponent's pieces or immobilize them so that they cannot make any more moves.

• The pieces move diagonally, one square at a time, in the forward direction only (toward the opponent's side of the board).

• If a piece reaches the last row on the opponent's side of the board, it becomes a "king." Kings can move both forwards and backwards along diagonals.

• Capturing is optional, but when a player has the opportunity to capture an opponent's piece, they must take it. The capturing piece moves diagonally to the square occupied by the captured piece, thereby removing it from the board. The capturing player can continue capturing more pieces in a single turn as long as their piece lands on a square that allows further captures.

• If a player cannot make a move or has no more pieces left, they lose the game.

• The game can end in a draw if both players have only kings left, and they move them back and forth without making any progress.

Playing Checkers – Damas

Once you're familiar with the rules, return to the main menu and select "Play" to start a game. You can choose to play against the computer (AI) or another player locally (on the same device). If you choose to play against the AI, you can select the difficulty level from easy, medium, and hard.

The game screen displays the board, with black pieces on the bottom and white pieces on top. It also shows whose turn it is and how many pieces each player has left. To move a piece, tap on it and then select the square where you want it to go. If you can make a capture, the game will prompt you to do so by highlighting the capturing piece(s) in red.

As you progress in the game, you need to plan your moves carefully, anticipating your opponent's moves and thinking ahead. Trying to trap your opponent's pieces or tempt them into making a mistake can be effective strategies. You can also use your kings to control more squares and threaten more captures.

Winning Checkers – Damas

To win Checkers – Damas, you need to outmaneuver your opponent, either by capturing all of their pieces or by immobilizing them. The game requires a combination of offensive and defensive tactics, as well as a good understanding of the rules and the board's geometry. The more you practice, the better you will become at Checkers – Damas, and the more fun you will have playing it.

Settings of Checkers – Damas

In the "Settings" menu, you can customize the game's appearance, sound effects, and vibration settings. You can also check your game statistics, such as the number of wins, losses, and draws, and reset them if you wish.

Conclusion

Checkers – Damas is a classic board game that has stood the test of time and remains one of the most popular games today. With its simple rules and deep strategic possibilities, it offers hours of entertainment and mental exercise for players of all ages. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced player, Checkers – Damas will challenge your mind and test your skills. Don't wait anymore, start playing today!