Checkers
Capture your opponent's pieces and reach the far row to become a king
About this game
Checkers asks you to plan several moves ahead: every move changes what becomes available (or vulnerable) on the board, so thinking only about the next move is rarely enough to win.
Play against DIVILLI, at different difficulty levels, or in real time against another person remotely.
FAQ
What does Checkers train besides knowing the rules?
Mainly executive function — planning moves ahead and predicting your opponent's response — a cognitive skill linked to strategic reasoning in general, not just to the game itself.
Is it better to play Checkers against the computer or another person?
Both train planning in a similar way; playing against another person adds the value of social connection, especially in DIVILLI's remote version.