Rock, Scissors, Board
About Rock, Scissors, Board
Rock, Scissors, Board takes the familiar logic of rock, paper, and scissors and rebuilds it as a turn-based board strategy game. The goal is to outmanoeuvre your opponent, set traps, and reach the opposing king with your scissors. Matches are quick, the rules are simple, and the game regularly delivers surprising twists. Pieces have personality too — scissors snap, paper folds, and captured rocks crumble.
A match can be played online, with a friend via invitation, or on a single shared device. For solo practice, four difficulty levels and different starting setups are available against the computer. An online rating system lets competitive players climb the rankings, review their moves, and watch live games in progress.
How to Play Rock, Scissors, Board: Capture the King to Win
Each piece moves one square in any direction. The capture rules follow the classic cycle: rock captures scissors, scissors capture paper, and paper captures rock. Matching pieces cannot capture each other. The king can move but has no capturing ability. To win, capture the opposing king with scissors.
While your opponent is thinking, you are able to already prepare your next move.
Controls
- Tap a piece, then tap a neighbouring square: Move that piece one square
- Drag a piece to a neighbouring square: Move that piece one square
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