Ningxia Fangqi - Square Chess and capturing squares on a 7x8 board
Ningxia Fangqi - Square Chess puts you on a 7x8 board, where you lay out stones and then move them to adjacent points. This is a logical game with a clear rule: each collected square of four stones results in the capture of an opponent's stone.
How to start a game on a 7x8 board
First, you fill the field with stones until there are no more free points. Then the movement begins, and you already select your stone to move it to the adjacent empty point. An interactive lesson that shows the order of moves helps in the beginning.
What does each collected square give?
When four stones come out square, you take one of your opponent's stones. This changes the pace of the game because there are fewer targets on the field for the next squares. You can play against the computer on three levels, and with two players on one device.
Pace of the game and style of the field
The game uses an ink-drawn style and calm traditional music. On the field, the calculation of moves and squares is important, as in Chess Online Playing.