Play checkers with a sophisticated AI opponent, a friend via Bluetooth, or online multiplayer.
Turkish Draughts, commonly known as Dama or Daması, is a popular checkers variant played in Turkey. Like other classic games such as backgammon, chess, or cards, this board game requires no special presentation. Enjoy a challenging experience that sharpens your logic and strategic thinking. Test your tactical abilities with this engaging and relaxing pastime.
Damasi Features
+ Online multiplayer with chat, ELO rankings, and private rooms
+ One or two-player modes
* Advanced AI with 8 difficulty levels
+ Bluetooth connectivity
+ Undo move feature
+ Create your own custom draughts positions
+ Save and resume games later
+ Parental controls
+ Classic wooden design with an appealing look
+ Auto-save functionality
+ Game statistics
+ Sound effects
Damasi Rules
* Play takes place on an 8×8 board, with 16 pieces per player arranged in two rows, leaving the back row empty.
* Pieces move forward or sideways one square and capture by jumping. Backward movement is not allowed for regular pieces. When a piece reaches the back row, it becomes a king at the end of the turn. Kings can move forward, backward, or sideways any number of squares, capturing by jumping over enemy pieces and landing on any open square beyond.
* Jumped pieces are removed right away. Captures are mandatory. If multiple jumps are possible, the player must choose the path that captures the most pieces. Both kings and regular pieces count as one piece during capture. When multiple moves capture the same maximum number of pieces, the player may choose the preferred option.
* The game ends when a player cannot make a legal move—either all pieces are captured or the player is completely blocked. The opponent wins in this case.
* Unlike other draughts games, captured pieces are removed immediately. This allows the same square to be crossed more than once in a single capturing sequence.
* During multiple captures, turning 180 degrees between jumps is not permitted.
Thank you for playing Damasi!
