With /join 2 players can join the game. The game begins with /start. Alternatively, you can use the game management.
YINSH has rings and stones (see picture on the left).
Each player has five rings, which are placed alternately at the beginning. Whenever a player has five stones in a row, he must take one of his own rings from the field. The player who was able to remove three rings first wins the game. So you have to try to form a row of five stones of your own color three times in the game.
At the beginning, the players take turns placing their five rings in any position on the field. The starting player is always the player in position 1 with the white pieces. As the game progresses, these rings will always move along the lines on the field.
Your own turn begins with this that you place a stone. To do this, click in the middle of your own ring and place the stone. You then have to move this ring (via drag and drop) along a line to a free field according to the following rules:
All stones have two sides: one white and one black. In one move, all stones crossed by a ring are turned. It doesn't matter which side of the stone was previously on top.
Basically, stones can only be rotated - they are never moved.
If a player succeeds by cleverly placing the stones and moving the rings To form five stones in a row, all with his color facing up, he takes the five stones from the field and removes his own ring.
Create in one move several rows of five (e.g. a six), the player selects the five stones that he would like to take from the field by clicking on the first and last stone.
It is also possible to form several rows in one move that are independent of each other. Then the player may be able to score several points. Likewise, your opponent can score points on your own turn if you form a line with him.
The game ends when
If both players' third rows of five appear simultaneously in a move, the player who made the move wins because he is the first may remove his ring.
This option records the game and saves it on yinsh.biskai.de. You can log in there as a guest and watch the game again at any time and also replay the game.
This option limits each player's playing time to the set time. If a player's time runs out before the game can be completed normally, that player automatically loses.