Strategy Game Set
This 3-in-1 set is a masterpiece that brings together three classic strategy games on one magnificent board. You can choose between chess, checkers and backgammon , and have fun with your friends and family. Demonstrate your strategic skills with this set.
Board Size: 29cmx29cm
Characteristics
3 games in 1: You can choose between Chess, Checkers or Backgammon.
Storage: The board, in addition to being the gaming surface, can also store your pieces, keeping everything organized and ready to play at any time.
Compact and Elegant Design: The compact design of the tray makes it easy to carry anywhere.
Social Versatility: This set is perfect for social gatherings, family gatherings or relaxed evenings with friends, as it provides memorable moments, encouraging interaction and fun.
Size: Board: 29cmx29cm. The Queen measures approximately 5.5 cm in height, while the other pieces have proportional dimensions. Checkers measure approximately 2.4 cm in diameter.
Games Rules
Chess
Basic Chess Rules
Chess is a game of strategy for two players on a board with 64 squares. Each player starts with 16 pieces, including a king, a queen, two rooks, two bishops, two knights and eight pawns. The objective is to checkmate the opposing king, putting him in an irreversible position.
Piece Movements
Each piece in chess moves in a specific way: the king moves one square in any direction, the queen moves in a straight line in any direction, rooks move horizontally or vertically, bishops move diagonally, and Horses have a peculiar "L" shaped movement. Pawns move forward but capture diagonally.
End of the Game and Draws
The game can end when a player is checkmated, that is, the opposing king cannot escape capture. A tie can also occur by mutual agreement or by specific situations, such as stagnation. Chess is a combination of strategy, tactics and anticipation, offering a challenging and engaging experience.
Checkers
Checkers is a two-player board game played on a 64-square board. Each player starts with 12 pieces positioned on the dark rows of the board. The objective is to capture the opponent's pieces or block them, reducing your movement options.
Piece Movements
The pieces move diagonally forward, one square at a time. When they reach the opponent's last line, they are crowned and gain the power to move both forward and backward. Captures occur by jumping over an adjacent opposing piece, removing it from the board. The player who captures all of the opponent's pieces or blocks their movements wins.
End of the Game and Draws
The game of checkers ends when one of the players reaches the victory condition, capturing all of the opponent's pieces or blocking them so that they cannot move. Draws are rare, usually occurring in specific situations, such as repetition of movements. Checkers provide a strategic challenge and are appreciated for the simplicity of the rules and complexity of the moves.
Backgammon
Backgammon is a classic board game played by two participants. It uses a board divided into 24 triangles and is played with 15 pieces for each player. The objective is to move all of your pieces off the board before your opponent does.
Moves in Backgammon
Players move their pieces based on the results of two dice. They can advance to open or player-occupied triangles, while blocking the opponent's triangles. If a piece is hit, it is placed on the bar and must be released before the player can continue to move other pieces.
Endgame and Strategies
The game of backgammon ends when a player removes all of his pieces from the board. Wins can occur by a specific margin of points, depending on the rules established. Backgammon involves strategy, risk management and probability calculations, making it a challenging and dynamic game.
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