- Publication date
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1994
- Topics
- Windows games, Vintage computer games, Board games
- Item Size
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1,003.5K
The objective is to capture the opponent’s “T” ( the small marked piece) or to move your own “T to the lowest square across the board.
Rules
Captures:
A piece can capture any piece which is the same size or smaller by moving diagonally down to the next lower level into its square. The captured piece is removed from the board.
Moving On The Same Level:
In a single move a piece can move to any vacant square on the same level which it can reach without jumping over an opponent’s piece. It can jump over its own pieces. It cannot move across the centerpoint of the board.
Moving Up:
A piece can move straight up or diagonally up, one square per turn to a vacant square on the next higher level.
Moving Down:
A piece can move only straight down, one square per turn, to a vacant square on the next lower level (diagonal moves down are for capturing only).
- Addeddate
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2017-07-01 04:22:31
- Identifier
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TERRACE_201707
- License
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shareware
- Named-persons
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Anton Dresden, Buzz Siler
- Scanner
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Internet Archive HTML5 Uploader 1.6.3
- Year
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1994
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