Play a classic game of chinese checkers against your computer with the option of 6 players. ...
Instructions:
This is another variation of the classic multiplayer Chinese checkers game and a real brain buster. The idea of the game is to beat your opponent by clearing as many pieces as possible from the board. Unlike checkers, where only one move be made in the forward direction. But in this game, successive jumps are permissible wherever they can be made in any direction. The game lets you play head to head against a computer or play against 6 computer players. Use the left mouse button to drag the pieces from one hole to another. A move consists of jumping over any other marble into a hole next to it. You can move or jump the marbles in any direction as long as they follow the lines....Have fun and enjoy the game!

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