CORNERS 2

A nice, simple implementation of a logic board game. The game got its name Corners because of the initial location of the chips on the game board. They are placed on top of each other in its opposite corners. Your chips are green, and your opponent's computer chips are black. The goal is to be the first to move all your checkers to the opposite corner and line them up there according to the starting configuration.

How do the chips move? It's simple! One checker per turn can either be moved to the next square of the board (up, down, right or left, diagonally-it is impossible), or it can jump over the next checker (one or more), and it does not matter — your own or your opponent's. So, step by step, try to move all your pieces to the goal — to where the opponent's checkers are at the beginning of the game. The computer, of course, will try to do the same thing, and faster than you. Don't let him overtake you! Have a nice game!