Product description
Game gains:
logical reasoning
strategy development
visual attention
critical thinking
how is the game played?
- reversi is played with special stones, which have black and white colors on their two sides.
- four stones of white and black are placed on the middle four squares of the game board in the beginning respectively. The player must place a stone with its color facing up if they are going to make a move. The player cannot place their stone anywhere
with each move, they must capture one or more of the opponent's stones. While doing this, the stones of the same color need to be in the same row, either diagonally, vertically or horizontally. If a player's stone is flanked by an opponent's stone and another of their own stone, the opponent's stones are captured by changing color to match the player's stone.
- the captured stones turn over (change color) and become the player's own stones.
- if the player in the current situation can not capture any of the rival ' s stones, the move passes to the rival. The most important move to win the game is to place your pieces in the corners.
the more corners you have, the higher your chances of winning.
however, this four corners area game does not mean that the one who From the first move to place a stone in the corner, it is necessary to carefully make preparatory moves. Although preparation moves are made with different techniques for each player, generally, the placement of stones begins without exceeding the middle 16 squares.
after placing stones on these squares, the most important thing to do in order not to give the corners to the opponent is not to put stones on the neighboring squares of the corner squares as much as possible.
- the game is continued by placing stones on the squares outside the neighboring squares of the corner squares.
- if the player can not make a valid move, about this situation "
You can't make a move "
Is informed with the message and the turn order "
Empty "
Passes to a rival by a move.
- such moves are on the game note "
Fit "
Passes as.
- the rule at the top applies to the opponent as well.