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"Prime" is a strategic board game for two players on a 64-square board, combining elements of chess and checkers. Players use numbered pieces with unique movement abilities, aiming to capture all opponent pieces. Promotion enhances pieces' values and movement, leading to dynamic gameplay and tactical depth.
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Release Date

21 Feb, 2024

Publisher/Developer

Giuliano D'Oronzo

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System Requirements

Minimum:
  • OS *: Windows 7
  • Processor: 1Ghz CPU
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: OpenGL
  • Storage: 50 MB available space

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Game Description: Prime

"Prime" is an engaging board game that draws inspiration from classic games like chess and checkers. Played on a traditional 64-square board, players take on the roles of two opposing factions: the whites and the blacks. Each player starts with a strategic combination of pieces: 8 pawns, 4 even-numbered pieces, 2 odd-numbered pieces, and 2 prime-numbered pieces, setting the stage for tactical battles.

The unique mechanics of "Prime" revolve around numbered pieces that evolve as they capture opponents. Pawns, designated as number 1, move only forward one square, while even-numbered pieces can slide horizontally or vertically, and odd-numbered pieces move diagonally and forward. The game’s prime pieces, starting from number 5, possess the ability to move freely in any direction, similar to the powerful queen in chess, provided their path remains unobstructed.

Promotion occurs when a piece crosses to the opponent's side, enhancing its value and changing its movement capabilities. The objective is to strategically capture all opposing pieces. In scenarios where both players are left with only prime pieces, victory is determined by who holds the majority, while ties may lead to draws or tiebreakers, ensuring a competitive and thrilling gameplay experience.