A classic battle of strategy and skill, Draughts (1990) by Spear’s Games brings timeless competition to the table. This well-loved game is all about thinking ahead, making smart moves, and outwitting your opponent. Easy to learn yet endlessly challenging, it’s the kind of game that never goes out of style — perfect for anyone who loves a good duel of the minds.
How to Play
Two players face off on a chequered board, each starting with 12 pieces placed on the black squares. Players take turns moving diagonally forward, aiming to capture their opponent’s pieces by jumping over them. Every move matters, and missing a jump can cost you — literally. When a piece reaches the opposite end of the board, it becomes a King, gaining the powerful ability to move both forwards and backwards. The goal is simple: capture all your opponent’s pieces or block them so they can’t move.
Why Rent
Draughts (1990) is perfect for anyone who loves pure strategy and old-school competition. It’s great for quiet afternoons, family tournaments, or teaching kids how to think a few steps ahead. With its clean rules and endless replay value, this classic deserves a spot at every table.
