2 players
Apit
- Game family
- custodial
- Origin
- Malaysia
Overview
Apit is a capturing game played in Malaysia in the early twentieth century.
Source rules (English)
The game Apit is played by two players on a 8x8 rectangle board with square tiling. All players play with Markers. Rules for Pieces: Markers slide from the location of the piece in the orthogonal direction through [between] is in the set of empty cells then apply remove pieces at to to all sites flanking Cells the to location of the last move in direction Orthogonal and for all flanked pieces on Cells starting from the to location of the last move with Orthogonal direction with a limit of 1000 pieces if the target is there is an enemy Player at between if the friend is is a friendremove pieces at between. Players take turns moving. Setup: Place a Marker for player one at the union of each cell of the 0 row, each cell of the 1 row, each cell of the 2 row and each cell of the 3 row. Place a Marker for player two at the union of each cell of the 5 row, each cell of the 6 row, each cell of the 7 row and each cell of the 8 row.. Rules: Move one of your pieces. Aim: If there are no pieces owned by Player the next player, the next player loses.