<info> <name>Tiffany Antopolski</name> <email>tiffany.antpolski@gmail.com</email> <years>2012</years> <name>Michael Hill</name> <email>mdhillca@gmail.com</email> <desc></desc> </info>

The object of the game is to flip as many of the opponent tiles while blocking your opponent from flipping your tiles. In order to flip a tile, you must first trap it between two of your tiles, horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

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The game begins with four pieces, two light and two dark, placed in the center of the board.

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Dark goes first.

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Dark places a tile on the board in such a way that it traps white tiles between two of the dark tiles.

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This placement can be horizontal, vertical or diagonal.

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When the dark tile is placed, the light tiles between the newly placed dark tile and another dark tile are flipped over and become part of the dark forces.

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The players alternate turns until no more legal moves can be made by either player. At this point the game is over. The end of the game often results in a full board.

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The winner is the the player with the most pieces of his color on the board.

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Start position | Example first move | Blocking move | <app>Iagno</app> game over position.
Start position | Example first move | A blocking move | Game over position