With Korire, carpool, share, and experience unforgettable moments!

Korire: Where Journeys Become Encounters. Here are some benefits of regular use:

- Find the perfect carpool in just a few clicks

- Save time and money on travel

- Plan your trips in advance or at the last minute

- Economical and ecological transport solution

- Easy and quick access to shared journeys

What's New in the Latest Version 1.0.9

Last updated on Jun 21, 2024

Minor bug fixes and improvements. Install or update to the newest version to check it out!

Korire is a traditional strategy board game played in Kenya and Tanzania. It is similar to draughts or checkers, but with some unique rules and gameplay elements.

Objective

The objective of Korire is to capture all of your opponent's pieces or block them from making any legal moves.

Board and Pieces

The game is played on an 8x8 checkered board, with each player starting with 12 pieces. The pieces are circular discs, typically made of wood or plastic, and are placed on the dark squares of the board.

Gameplay

Korire is played in turns, with each player moving one piece at a time. Pieces can move forward, backward, or sideways, but only one square at a time. Unlike checkers, pieces in Korire cannot capture backwards.

Capturing

Pieces capture opposing pieces by jumping over them. To capture a piece, a player must have an adjacent piece that can jump over the opposing piece and land on the empty square behind it. Captured pieces are removed from the board.

Special Rules

* Multiple Captures: A player can capture multiple opposing pieces in a single turn by performing a series of jumps.

* Kings: If a piece reaches the opposite end of the board, it becomes a "king." Kings can move both forward and backward, giving them a significant advantage.

* Blocking: If a player cannot make a legal move, they are blocked. A blocked player loses the game.

Winning

The game is won when one player captures all of their opponent's pieces or blocks them from making any legal moves.

Strategy

Korire requires a combination of strategic thinking, tactical planning, and a bit of luck. Players must carefully consider their moves to capture opposing pieces, create advantageous positions, and avoid being blocked. The ability to perform multiple captures and promote pieces to kings is crucial for success.

With Korire, carpool, share, and experience unforgettable moments!

Korire: Where Journeys Become Encounters. Here are some benefits of regular use:

- Find the perfect carpool in just a few clicks

- Save time and money on travel

- Plan your trips in advance or at the last minute

- Economical and ecological transport solution

- Easy and quick access to shared journeys

What's New in the Latest Version 1.0.9

Last updated on Jun 21, 2024

Minor bug fixes and improvements. Install or update to the newest version to check it out!

Korire is a traditional strategy board game played in Kenya and Tanzania. It is similar to draughts or checkers, but with some unique rules and gameplay elements.

Objective

The objective of Korire is to capture all of your opponent's pieces or block them from making any legal moves.

Board and Pieces

The game is played on an 8x8 checkered board, with each player starting with 12 pieces. The pieces are circular discs, typically made of wood or plastic, and are placed on the dark squares of the board.

Gameplay

Korire is played in turns, with each player moving one piece at a time. Pieces can move forward, backward, or sideways, but only one square at a time. Unlike checkers, pieces in Korire cannot capture backwards.

Capturing

Pieces capture opposing pieces by jumping over them. To capture a piece, a player must have an adjacent piece that can jump over the opposing piece and land on the empty square behind it. Captured pieces are removed from the board.

Special Rules

* Multiple Captures: A player can capture multiple opposing pieces in a single turn by performing a series of jumps.

* Kings: If a piece reaches the opposite end of the board, it becomes a "king." Kings can move both forward and backward, giving them a significant advantage.

* Blocking: If a player cannot make a legal move, they are blocked. A blocked player loses the game.

Winning

The game is won when one player captures all of their opponent's pieces or blocks them from making any legal moves.

Strategy

Korire requires a combination of strategic thinking, tactical planning, and a bit of luck. Players must carefully consider their moves to capture opposing pieces, create advantageous positions, and avoid being blocked. The ability to perform multiple captures and promote pieces to kings is crucial for success.