Dama - Online

Play Checkers with Advanced AI or Your Friend via Bluetooth and Online

Turkish Draughts, also known as Dama or Daması, is a captivating variant of checkers popular in Turkey. This board game, like chess or backgammon, requires no special representation, making it accessible and enjoyable. Checkers is not only fun but also a great way to sharpen your logic and strategic thinking skills. Dive into this engaging and relaxing game to challenge your strategic prowess.

Damasi Features

• Online Multiplayer: Engage in matches with friends or strangers worldwide, complete with chat functionality, ELO ratings, and private rooms for a more personalized experience.
• One or Two Player Mode: Enjoy the game solo or challenge a friend in person.
• Advanced AI Engine: Test your skills against an AI with 8 adjustable difficulty levels.
• Bluetooth: Connect and play with friends using Bluetooth technology.
• Undo Move: Correct your last move if you make a mistake.
• Position Composition: Create and save your own draughts positions to practice specific scenarios.
• Game Saving: Pause and resume your games at your convenience with the auto-save feature.
• Parental Control: Ensure a safe gaming environment for younger players.
• Classic Wooden Interface: Experience the game with an attractive, traditional wooden board design.
• Statistics and Sounds: Track your progress with detailed statistics and enhance your gaming experience with sound effects.

Damasi Rules

• The game is played on an 8×8 board with 16 pieces (men) on each side, arranged in two rows, leaving the back row empty.
• Men can move forward or sideways one square at a time and capture by jumping over an opponent's piece. Men cannot move backward. When a man reaches the back row, it is promoted to a king, which can move any number of squares forward, backward, or sideways, capturing by jumping over pieces and landing on any square beyond the captured piece.
• Captured pieces are removed immediately after being jumped. If a jump is possible, it must be taken. When multiple jumps are available, the player must choose the sequence that captures the most pieces. There is no distinction between kings and men during capture; each counts as one piece. If multiple sequences capture the same number of pieces, the player may choose which to take.
• The game ends when a player has no legal moves left, either due to all pieces being captured or being completely blocked, resulting in a win for the opponent.
• Unlike other draughts variants, pieces can cross the same square more than once in a single capturing sequence since captured pieces are removed immediately.
• Within a multi-capture, turning 180 degrees between two captures is not permitted.

Thank you for choosing the Damasi game! Enjoy the strategic challenge and fun it brings.

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