Abimbola
Laser Dodge
An evergreen one-tap timing game: read the prism scanner, wait for the light
Lasca (Laska)
Emanuel Lasker's stacking draughts (1911), rebuilt as a high-craft template. It is **net-new** and, although it lives on a checkered board, its core mechanic makes it a genuinely different game from `checkers` (and from `konane`, `fanorona`, etc.): captures don't remove pieces — they build **towers of prisoners**, and whoever sits on top commands the whole stack.
Konane
**Hawaiian checkers** — one of the oldest board games in the world, you (black) versus a minimax CPU (white). The board starts packed like a checkerboard; two adjacent centre stones are lifted to open play. On your turn, **jump** one of your stones orthogonally over an adjacent enemy stone into the empty space beyond, capturing it — and you may keep jumping in the **same straight line** for a multi-capture combo. There is no other way to move. The first player who cannot move **loses**, so the game is a battle to strand your opponent.