In Checkers: Russian Game, pawns move diagonally forward and can capture in both directions. The fundamental rule is that if you have the opportunity to capture, you must do so. This principle shapes the entire gameplay.
Opponents often use this rule to their advantage, sacrificing one piece to take two of yours. Kings can move any distance diagonally and capture across the board, often deciding the outcome of the game.
As you progress through the levels, the AI opponents become more strategic, transitioning from simply grabbing pieces to calculating moves ahead and making calculated sacrifices.
Your winning streak grows until you lose, and your best streak is always on display. If you find yourself stuck, focus not on your next move but on the capture your opponent is forcing you into.
The clean interface and clear pieces make it easy to play for hours. The game saves your progress at any point, allowing you to pick up where you left off. Can you outsmart an opponent that plans three moves ahead?
How to play
When you touch a piece, the possible moves will be highlighted.
Pawns move diagonally forward and can capture in both directions. If there's a chance to capture, you must do it — skipping is not allowed.
When a piece reaches the opposite edge of the board, it turns into a king and can move and capture in any direction.
To win, you need to leave your opponent without moves — either trap them or capture all their pieces.
If you lose, the game will start over against the same opponent.
On your phone, simply tap on the piece and then on the desired square!