chinese checkers

Created in 1930, this game of strategy of displacement is played in China, where it is known as Tiao-qui, as in most countries of the world, using a star shaped board with 121 positions and balls of several colors. You can challenge the computer on a board shown under different angles of camera and in 2D. Games can be saved and replayed. A fine Chinese checkers board without over lasting gadgets for players at all levels locally or on Internet.

This is the acient game of Chinese Checkers. In this game you and the computer compete to move the pegs to the enemy base as quickly as possible. A peg can make consecutive jumps to speed up its movement, so you need to strategically place your pegs so that your other pegs can make long consecutive jumps. At the same time you should also try your best to block the jumps of the computer.

Chinese checker done in Flash

Jump the pegs over each other on the board to remove them and get rid of all to win.