Initially, you can only move your pieces diagonally forward one space at a time.

Once a piece reaches the farthest row on the opponent's side, it becomes a king and can then move and capture in any diagonal direction across the board.

No, initially you can only move your pieces diagonally forward one space at a time until they reach the farthest row on the opponent's side.

Your objective is to eliminate all of your opponent's pieces.

You can capture your opponent's pieces by jumping over them diagonally with your own piece, provided that the space immediately beyond the opponent's piece is empty.

Yes, regular pieces can only move and capture diagonally forward, while king pieces can move and capture in any diagonal direction across the board.

Generally, you move one piece per turn, but if you can make a capture, you must do so. If capturing, you can continue to jump and capture additional opponent's pieces in the same turn as long as possible.

Casual Checkers follows the basic rules of international checkers. The main focus is on simplicity and fun, making it accessible for players of all skill levels.