Five-Field Kono asia

Five-Field Kono asiaFive Field Kono is known in its native Korea as "O Pat Kono. The game is at least 1,000 years old, and in the 20th century was released in commercial versions by several major toy and game manufacturers. It is a predecessor to the larger games "halma" and "Chinese checkers." Each of two players places one piece on each of 7 points on the outer edges of their own side of a 25 point grid. Movement is made one piece per turn from one point to the next

It was played in the court of King Alfonso the tenth of Castile

Players' pawns race around the outer circle attempting to get their pieces into the peg-holes on the center line by a count of the die

but the basic game is still commercially published today

In the second phase both the goats and the tigers are moved

The object is to reassemble one's pieces on the opponent's edges

So a capture means that two pieces are lost

Your final score is measured by how much voltage you can generate at the end of the game

The objective is to form three-in-row patterns on the board

As is typical

usually as a marble game and often as an optional use of a solitaire puzzle game

The first of the Battlefield series

The unique aspect of Choko is a concept called "Drop Initiative