DAHDI (IN A LINE) Nine Men’s Morris

This is a strategy game in which the aim is to get as many points as possible by getting three pieces in a row. At the beginning of the game, each player is provided with nine coins each. One player will represent black and the other white. Both players will get their turn alternatively.

There will be two types of plays possible for each play. One would be to introduce a new coin onto the board, which can be done only if the player has new coins available with him. The other move is to move a coin from one space to another. This can be achieved by tapping on the coin that you would like to move and then tapping on the adjacent empty space if available. The players try to move them to get 3 coins in a row.

Although the purpose is similar to noughts and crosses, the game is far more complex as coins can be moved and the opponent’s coins can be removed. Suitable for children over five and adults.

Players will develop Strategic thinking, planning, anticipating the opponent’s moves, concentration, thinking, and analytical skills while playing.

Rules of this game are printed and shipped along with the box.