Ugolki - Checkers - Dama

Ugolki, also known as Halma, Corners or Уголки in Russia, is a two-player checkers game typically played on an 8×8 checkers/chess board. It is believed to have originated in Europe during the late 18th century.

The application boasts an array of top-notch features, including an online platform replete with avatars, a chat function, ELO ratings, leaderboards, and even the ability to play anonymously while retaining scores and statistics on the server. It caters to various preferences by offering multiple rule sets, adjustable AI levels, and the choice of single or dual player modes. The user interface is streamlined for ease of navigation, with multiple board designs complementing the aesthetic variety.

Additional functionalities include the option to conceal the board's edge, flip the board, save and resume games, and create custom scenarios. Players can scrutinize their gameplay with notation analysis, export games in PDN format, and enjoy features such as auto-save, undo moves, and comprehensive game statistics, all within a surprisingly small installation package.

Key Features:

✓ Online multiplayer with avatars, chat, ELO ratings, scores history, leaderboards, anonymous login, and server stats storage

✓ Various game rules: 3x4, 4x3, 4x4, 3x3

✓ Single or two-player mode with different AI levels

✓ User-friendly interface

✓ Multiple visually appealing boards

✓ Options to customize the board appearance by hiding borders and flipping it

✓ Save game progress for later continuation

✓ Construct custom game setups

✓ Analyze games with notation feature

✓ Export saved games in PDN format

✓ Automatic saving of progress

✓ Undo move functionality

✓ Game statistics tracking

✓ Compact installation package

Game Rules:

Pieces can move horizontally and vertically in all directions. In a single turn, a piece can be moved or jump over other pieces multiple times without the obligation to complete all jumps. The objective is to advance all your pieces to the opponent's side. The first player to successfully position all their pieces on the opponent's side wins.

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