The old yard game of flicking checkers: pull a checker back, let go and knock the rivals off the board. A campaign of forty battles across eight places, forty puzzles, five rival levels and two players on one screen.
The old yard game of flicking checkers. Each side has eight checkers on its own edge of the board, and you move by flicking. Pull a checker back like a slingshot and let it go: it flies the other way and knocks the rivals off the edge. Knock a rival off while your own checker stays on the board, and you shoot again. A round ends when one side has no checkers left.
The campaign runs across eight places: a wooden table, a park, a marble hall, a night embankment, winter, a cafe, a ship and a veranda. Every battle has its own rival out of eighteen, each with a face, a style and four moods.
The board can be wood, felt, ice or sand: on ice checkers slide further, on sand they get stuck. Stumps stand on the board and bounce your checkers away. Each battle gives one to three stars, and the first one teaches everything in three hints.
Forty puzzles ask you to clear the board in a set number of flicks, and a new daily puzzle comes every day. Play the computer on five levels, from Novice to Chapaev, or play a friend on one screen.
The winner of a round starts the next one closer to the center, and winning a round from the fourth row wins the match. The One Round mode has no rows. Wins earn coins for six checker sets and board themes. Twenty achievements wait for those who play clean.
No. It opens in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer.
Yes, on one screen: you take turns flicking. You can also play the computer on five levels, from Novice to Chapaev. There is no network play.
The campaign, puzzles, coins and sets are stored in your browser. If you sign in on the site, your progress is saved to your profile and opens on another device too.
The game is free, there are no ads on the studio site, the whole campaign and all puzzles are free, and checker sets and board themes are bought with coins you earn by winning. The site also has optional purchases: All themes (99 RUB), the Glass, Gold and Buttons sets (49 RUB each), a Coin pack (99 RUB, 1000 coins once) and Remove ads (149 RUB). Purchases are one-time, with no subscriptions and no automatic charges. You can buy only after signing in on the site.
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