Logic game Halma

Try greek jumps in straight Corners and diagonal Halma.

Players take turns. During their turn, a player may move one of their pieces. One move on an empty square means placing the piece on an adjacent empty square. One or more jumps over adjacent pieces. An adjacent piece of any color can be jumped over if there is an adjacent empty square on the opposite square.

Depending on the game type, the starting positions and movement directions vary.

• Halma - you can move vertically, horizontally, or diagonally.
• Ugolki - you can only move vertically and horizontally.

The first player to move all their pieces to the opposite corner of the board wins. The game can only end after each player has made their moves. This reduces the first-move advantage.