Imperial Checkers

Imperial checkers app is a result of 12 years experienced work with different checkers rules and AI. Up to 12 difficulty levels will challenge your brain!

+ Jamaican checkers: This draughts variant is also known as Pool checkers, American pool, Swedish, or Norwegian checkers. In Jamaican checkers, the board is flipped horizontally.

+ English draughts: This variant is also known as American checkers or straight checkers. It is mainly played in the US.

+ International draughts: This draughts variant is also called as international checkers or Polish draughts. The game played on a 10x10 board and it is most popular in the world.

+ Thai checkers: In Thailand, it is also known as Makhos. The rules are similar to Spanish checkers. But each player has only 8 pawns.

+ Canadian checkers: One of the largest draughts games, played on a 12×12 checkered board with 30 game pieces per player.

+ Ghanaian checkers: This variant is also known as Damii, and its rules are very similar to International checkers 10x10.

+ Nigerian checkers: This checkers 10x10 variant is played mainly in Nigeria and neighbor African countries. It is similar to International checkers, but board is reversed and max capturing is not mandatory.

+ German draughts: This checkers variant is not very popular and was historically played in ancient Germany. It is also known as Gothic checkers.

+ Spanish checkers: It is also known as Damas. It is mix of classic checkers with flying kings and English checkers without backward capturing. Usually board is flipped and figures are located on white cells.

+ Czech checkers: This checkers variant is very similar to Spanish checkers, but capturing with king has priority.

+ Italian checkers: This variant is played in Italy and some Nord African countries. Rules are similar to English checkers. King cannot be captured by man.

+ Brazilian checkers: This variant is 8x8 representation of International draughts rules.

+ Russian checkers: Classic draughts variant, one of the most spread variant in Russia and Europe.

+ Turkish checkers: It's also known as Dama or Damasi, primarily played in Turkey and some Arabic countries. The game uses 8x8 board with 16 pieces.

Common Features
+ Single player
+ Draughts for two
+ Strong Artificial Intelligence
+ Many boards - Las Vegas, Jamaican, American, wooden, marble, flat
+ Simple user interface
+ Auto-save
+ Games statistics