Russian Backgammon

Across the board, twenty-four points set up a standard backgammon match. In Russian Backgammon, Russian appears in the menus by default, making every label and option readable at a glance. Single-player play pairs each round with computer opposition. Speed stands out here, along with a built-in language switch for the interface.

How to play?

Roll the dice, then move the checkers by the number shown on the bones. Each move follows the usual backgammon rules, with both sides racing to bear off all pieces from the board. Finish removing your full set before the AI does to take the win.