The goal of the game is to leave the opponent with 2 pieces or 0 moves.
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Nine Men's Morris Rules
The game is played in two phases (described below). Whenever a player gets three pieces in a row (this is called a "Mill"), they can remove one of the opponent's pieces from the board. A player wins when they reduce their opponent to two pieces or their opponent cannot make a legal move.
Phase 1
The game begins with an empty board. During the first phase of the game players place their pieces on the board. If a player forms a Mill (three pieces in a row), then they can remove one opponent's piece. Once all the pieces have been placed, phase two begins.
Phase 2
During phase 2, players move a piece to an adjacent point on the board.
Tip: You can "break" a Mill by moving a piece out of the Mill. Then you can move the piece back on the next turn to reform the Mill and remove another of your opponent's pieces.
Fun Fact: This game was likely played by the Ancient Egyptians and the Ancient Romans.
Fun Fact: This game is sometimes called Mills or Cowboy Checkers.
This game should work on all platforms including safari and mobile (we hope, but make no guarantees).
Note: Don't play any game for too long and be sure to take plenty of breaks!
