Halma

Halma by Lethalman is a strategic board game played on a square board divided into a grid of cells. It is a variant of the traditional game of Halma.

Halma by Lethalman can be played by two to six players.

The objective of Halma by Lethalman is to be the first player to move all their pieces from their starting area to the opposing starting area.

The basic rules include moving one piece at a time, either by stepping to an adjacent empty cell or by jumping over a friendly or enemy piece, capturing the jumped piece. The gameplay continues until one player achieves the objective.

No, you can only move your own pieces in Halma by Lethalman. Opponent pieces can only be jumped over to capture them.

Yes, diagonal moves are allowed in Halma by Lethalman. You can move your piece horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

The time limit for making a move in Halma by Lethalman can vary depending on the agreed-upon rules or the platform you are playing on. It's recommended to discuss and establish the time limit before starting the game.

Yes, you may find online platforms or mobile apps that offer Halma by Lethalman as a multiplayer game option.

Yes, you can modify the rules of Halma by Lethalman to add variations or tailor it to your preferences. However, it's important to ensure that all players agree on the modifications before starting the game.

Halma by Lethalman can be enjoyed by players of different ages, including children. However, it may require strategic thinking and planning, so younger children might need assistance and guidance from adults.