An improvement of International Draughts, to reduce drawishness. The Dame must land immediately behind the last captured piece, provided that (1) it is a Dame and (2) it's a multiple capture sequence.

International draughts with a small rule change that serves to reduce the drawishness of the game.

Reach the opposite side with one piece.

A 19th century checkers variant where the goal is to capture the king.

A correct implementation of Scandinavian checkers, which has been misinterpreted before. The men can also capture orthogonally and the Dame can also slide orthogonally, but on dark squares only.

Ten traditional checkers variants that use similar rules as International Draughts.

Stalemate results in a win, but only if the king is blocked by an enemy pawn on the seventh rank. This means that all K + P versus K endgames are won.

A traditional Vietnamese game.

Find the secret code. Like Mastermind, but more difficult.

A light piece is first moved outside the board. From there it can be introduced at any time via an empty square. This rule change increases the opening variance greatly.