A.C.U DRAUGHT: THE ROYAL
Master the board in royal checkers matches against AI or local friends.
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Move your pieces diagonally across the board to capture your opponent's pieces in this classic game of draughts.
How to play
- Select your game mode, ruleset, and difficulty level from the main menu.
- Tap a gold piece to select it, then tap a glowing destination square to move.
- Jump over an adjacent ebony piece into an empty space to capture it.
- Complete mandatory captures when they are available; the game will highlight the required piece.
- Capture or block every opposing piece on the board to claim victory.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap a piece to select it, then tap a glowing square to move.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click a piece to select it, then click a glowing square to move.
More about this game
A.C.U DRAUGHT: THE ROYAL is a classic strategy board game where you aim to capture or block all opposing ebony pieces using your gold pieces. You can play against the computer, challenge a local friend on one device, or compete in a four-round championship mode to earn trophies. Difficulty scales by choosing between Beginner, Warrior, King, and Legend computer opponents. A match ends when one side loses all pieces, cannot make a legal move, or if a draw triggers after 3 repetitions or up to 80 quiet moves.
Tips
- In English rules on the 8x8 board, men only move and capture forward, while kings can move and capture in both directions.
- In Brazilian and International rules, men can capture backwards, and kings can fly diagonally across empty squares to capture distant pieces.
- When multiple captures are available in Brazilian or International rules, the game forces you to choose the path that takes the largest number of pieces.
FAQ
- How do I win the game?
- You win by capturing all of your opponent's ebony pieces, or by blocking them so they cannot make any legal moves on their turn.
- What happens if a game gets stuck?
- The match automatically ends in a draw if the exact same board position repeats three times, or if no captures occur for 30 to 80 moves depending on the ruleset.
- How do I get a king?
- A piece becomes a king when it reaches the farthest row on the opponent's side of the board. In English rules, crowning immediately ends your turn.
