Table tactics game.Players have a colour battle, they have 32 pieces and the player who has the most pieces in his colour at the end of the game wins. Othello is seemingly one of the simplest board games, because its logic is quite easy. At the same time, however, it is a challenging as well as exciting strategy game, full of… twists and turns that make white black with one move! Othello is played on a base consisting of 64 squares. The pieces are 64 in total and two-colored. One side of them has one colour and the other a different colour. The basic idea of the game is to “flip” the pawns of the opposing color. For example, when a pawn is placed on the same line (horizontally or diagonally) as another pawn of the same colour, any pawns of the other colour that are interspersed between them are “flipped” and take the colour of the pawns that kept them between them. Each player in turn always places his pawn on the side of the colour he represents. The pawn is placed in such a way that it is obligatory to “flip” at least one of the opponent’s pawns. If this is not possible, the player loses his turn. When all the pawns have been placed on the wooden base, then each player counts the pawns of his own colour. The winner is the player who has the most pieces in his colour. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
