Magnetic Game - Checkers. Chinese Checkers

   Before you is an exciting board game – "Checkers/Chinese Checkers".    Play at home and on the go, as the magnetic pieces hold tightly on the metal board. And they are so conveniently stored in a compact tin box! ...  Contents:
   • metal box with 2 metal game boards sized (15x15 cm.) – 1 pc., size of the square on the chess and checkers board 1.6x1.6 cm., diameter of the circle on the Chinese checkers board 1.2 cm.
   • magnetic pieces in white and black color (24 pcs., diameter 1.3 cm.)
   • magnetic pieces in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple colors (36 pcs., diameter 0.9 cm.)
   • rules of the game – 1 pc. How to play?
   The game consists of a box, with each of its inner sides being a board for playing Checkers and Chinese Checkers.

  CHINESE CHECKERS. Chinese checkers is a strategic board game for two, three, or six players.
In Chinese checkers, players play on a board shaped like a six-pointed star, with player pieces placed in the corners.
The objective of the game is to be the first to move all your pieces to the opposite corner of the board.
For two players
Players sit opposite each other, each receiving three sets of pieces and placing them in three neighboring corners of the game board.
For three players
Each player receives two sets of pieces, which are placed in neighboring corners.
For six players
Each player receives one set of pieces.
   Players decide among themselves who will start the game, after which the turn passes clockwise. On their turn, a player can perform one of two actions, after which the turn passes to the next player.
Important!
A player can move one piece of their color to an adjacent empty cell in any direction.
A player can jump over another piece with their piece if there is an empty cell behind it. If after the jump the player has the option to jump over another piece again, the player can make an additional jump. Players can jump over pieces of any color. Thus, a player can make a series of jumps. Pieces that are jumped over are not removed from the game board.
During one turn, a player cannot perform both a move and a jump simultaneously.
End of the game
The game ends when any player has managed to move all their pieces to the opposite corner of the board. If two players accomplish this in the same number of moves, it is counted as a draw.    RUSSIAN CHECKERS. The board has 8x8 cells. Checkers occupy the first three rows on each side, a simple piece can move backward, a king can move any number of squares, and when a simple piece captures across the promotion square, it turns into a king and continues capturing according to king rules. Players can capture any number of opponent's pieces in any directions. The goal of the game is to destroy all opponent's pieces or to limit their movement options (to block them).
   BRAZILIAN CHECKERS. The board has 8x8 cells. Checkers occupy the first three rows on each side, a simple piece can move backward, a king can move any number of squares, and when a simple piece captures across the promotion square, it does not transform into a king and continues capturing according to simple piece rules. The goal of the game is to capture or block all opponent's pieces.
  DRAUGHTS. The rules are similar to those of Russian checkers, only the goal of the game is to lose or block all your pieces:
  CHECKERS. The board has 8x8 cells. Checkers occupy the first three rows on each side, a simple piece cannot move backward, a king can move one cell in any direction. Players can capture any number of opponent's pieces. The goal of the game is to destroy all of the opponent's pieces or to limit their movement options (to block them).