Description
A set of games for 2-4 players. A. Game board: 3D Tic-Tac-Toe. The player who connects 4 game pieces in a line (vertical line, horizontal line, diagonal, or across multiple levels) wins. When all pieces have been used and a line has not been formed, players can take pieces already on the board and move them to any position. If only 2 players are playing, they must connect 5 game pieces in a line instead of 4. Checkers: The goal of the game is to capture all of the opponent's pieces. In checkers, there are two types of pieces: regular pieces and kings (2 pieces stacked). A piece becomes a king when it reaches the last row on the opponent's side. At the start of the game, each player has 12 pieces arranged as shown in the picture. The player with the white pieces goes first, and players take turns. All moves are made diagonally forward to an adjacent empty square. A king can move to any square diagonally in any direction. Capturing or jumping: A piece captures an opponent's piece if it is directly in front of it in the direction of movement on an adjacent diagonal square, and there is another empty square behind it on the same diagonal. If there is another opponent's piece behind the empty square and another empty square behind that, the player must continue capturing and...