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xTroll for Pocket PC

Version 1.0, Release Date: March 15,2006, Made by Mark Okun

You can play Troll on Pocket PC. If you like Othello then you will like this great game.

Features:

  • Full color graphics
  • Multiple levels (Registred version only)
  • You can save games in files
  • Set up any position or modify the current game
  • All the properties are saved so you don't need to customize levels, colors, etc. every time you start the program
  • Allows create library of openings
  • Self-training: software collects statistics and dynamically improve playing skills
  • Hint, undo, take back, switch sides, and more...

Rules

Troll is a two player game played on an empty 8x8 square board.

EDGES

Each players owns two opposite edges, say, first player has top and bottom edges, while second player has left and right edges.

DROP

Each player drops one of his stones on an empty cell. If at least one opponent stone is between that stone and another friendly stone (orthogonal or diagonal), then all opponent stones that were between those stones flip its color. Stones cannot be dropped on the opponent's edges (including corners). The corners belong to both edges.

GOAL

Wins the first player who manages to do a path connecting his two opposite edges. Two tiles diagonally aside are not continuous in a path.

Game was created by Jean-Claude Rosa

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