Turkish draughts
Game info
Description:
The main feature is that moves and captures with checkers are made horizontally and vertically, and not diagonally, as in most popular types of checkers. Accordingly, the initial arrangement of checkers is different. On a 64-cell board, opponents place their 16 checkers on all cells of the second and third horizontals. You can play the game with artificial intelligence, with another person on one device, or with an opponent online in multiplayer mode. You can also watch other players play, act as a spectator, or suggest your own version of the next move to the player by making it on the board.
Mouse click or tap to play
About Turkish draughts
Turkish draughts brings immediate browser fun. The main feature is that moves and captures with checkers are made horizontally and vertically, and not diagonally, as in most popular types of checkers. Accordingly, the initial arrangement of checkers is different. On a 64-cell board, opponents place their 16 checkers on all cells of the second and third horizontals. You can in multiplayer mode. You can also watch other players play, act as a spectator, or suggest your own version of the next move to the player by making it on the board.Mouse click or tap to play. Master each section, avoid mistakes, and push for a higher score with every attempt.
How to play
Controls for Turkish draughts are direct and intuitive: use mouse clicks, arrow keys, or touch gestures on screen. Observe the layout before committing to your first move.
Game features
- Engaging Turkish draughts challenge with responsive controls
- Clean visual presentation for clear board and obstacle readability
- High replayability with instant retries after each attempt
- Optimized performance across modern web browsers
Why it works
Replaying Turkish draughts feels natural because the mechanics are easy to approach while leaving plenty of room for high-score mastery.
Tips for better runs
If a round comes to a sudden end, review the move right before the mistake and adapt your strategy before retrying.


(1 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)