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Othello game ©1983, IDEAL Ages: 8 to Adult Players: 2 |
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| Game Contents |
| 1 Othello game board 64 Two-sided playing pieces (black/white) Rules |
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DESCRIPTION
Players attempt to capture their opponent's pieces between
their own pieces, but must be prepared for their opponent
to respond in the same manner. Captured pieces are flipped
over to become the capturing player's pieces meaning that
pieces will change back and forth from black to white or
white to black numerous times during the game. The player
with the most pieces in their own color after all the pieces
have been played on the board is declared the winner.
Players attempt to capture their opponent's pieces between
their own pieces, but must be prepared for their opponent
to respond in the same manner. Captured pieces are flipped
over to become the capturing player's pieces meaning that
pieces will change back and forth from black to white or
white to black numerous times during the game. The player
with the most pieces in their own color after all the pieces
have been played on the board is declared the winner.
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