I think you will agree that in our time it is difficult to get a child out of the gadget and to interest him with a board game.
Therefore, in this article I would like to tell you about the table game of my childhood - Chapaev.
This game is related to billiards, bowling alley and is especially close to games such as carr, shuffleboard, crokinol, and pisotta. For the game you need checkers and a chessboard. Due to simplicity and clarity, even small children can play the game.
Here is a brief description of the rules:
- Before the start of the round, the chessboard rotates 90 degrees and in the first row on both sides the opponents place 8 pieces in a row.
- Through the lot, whoever goes first is decided.
- The first player to click shifts his checker, setting before him the goal to shoot down the maximum number of opponent's checkers. The turn is passed to the opponent when at least one of your checkers flies off the board.
- The winner is the one whose checkers remain on the board.
- The next round the winner starts moving closer to the opponent on 1 row.
I think that have seen in what worn condition is now my game board you will understand how exciting the game is described by me can be.
I think thanks to a simple and dynamic gameplay this game is so addicting.
I advise you to try it at your leisure.
Have fun with your family!