In the game, the checkers taken are not removed from the board, but are placed under the checker that took them, forming a tower. The tower moves as a single unit, obeying the rules of moving and taking checkers, depending on which checker is on top of it.

You can play with artificial intelligence, together with another person on the same device, or with a rival online in multiplayer mode.

Thanks to the towers in the game, it becomes possible to make more complex and unexpected combinations.
An ordinary checker moves diagonally forward one square. The queen moves diagonally to any number of free fields, both forward and backward.
When a regular checker reaches the last horizontal row, it becomes a queen. If the tower reaches the last row, then only the top checker in the tower becomes the queen.
When taking a piece, it is placed under the piece that took it, forming a tower. If a tower hits another tower, then only the upper checker or queen is placed under it.
The captured checkers are placed under the checker that took them after the completion of the entire turn, and not during the capture process. If there is an opportunity to continue the fight during the capture, then the checker or queen must continue to beat as long as possible.
If, in the process of taking a checker or a queen, it returns to the field that is occupied by an already beaten checker, then the capture stops.
If there is a choice of which way to hit with multiple hits, the player chooses the option at his discretion.
The tower belongs to the player whose top checker (or queen) is on it.
The tower moves entirely, obeying the rules of the move of a regular checker (if there is a regular checker on top) or a queen (if there is a queen on top).

The goal of the game is to cover or block all the opponent's checkers (towers).