Checkers with Computer 2

Slide pieces across the board in a full checkers match with local two-player play or an AI opponent. In Checkers with Computer 2, the computer side comes with five difficulty settings. New players can pick a lighter challenge first, then move up through tougher matches. The board setup also includes black or white backgrounds, optional sound, and separate win-loss stats for each AI level. The rules follow Russian checkers. Captures are mandatory. Regular pieces move forward diagonally, but they can capture both forward and backward. Kings travel across multiple squares on the diagonal, which changes long-range attacks and defense.

How to play?

Drag a checker to an open diagonal square on your move. Jump over an opposing piece when a capture is available. The game requires that capture, so quiet moves won't work in that position. Reach the far side to crown a king, then use its long diagonal movement to attack from a distance. Invite a friend for alternating moves on one device, or stay with the computer and test another difficulty.