Master Checkers Multiplayer

About Master Checkers Multiplayer

Draughts with a clean presentation and three ways to find an opponent: online, against the computer, or two people sharing one device. Nothing is invented here and the publisher does not claim otherwise. What you are choosing is a tidy implementation of a game you already know the rules to.

How to play

• Play standard checkers in one of three modes.
• Multiplayer puts you against another person online.
• The computer opponent covers you when nobody else is around.
• The third mode shares a single device between two people in the same room.
• Traditional rules are assumed rather than explained.

Tips

• Check which rule variant the board uses in your first game against the computer. Checkers rules differ by region and the publisher never says which set this is.
• Sharing one device is the mode these implementations most reliably get right, because it asks nothing of matchmaking. A quiet online lobby is not necessarily a broken one.