Checkers V+, fun checker game vs Coin Touch

Welcome to the 2026 Edition of Checkers as we continue to bring you the best in classic board, card and entertaining puzzle games. Enjoy! Relieve boredom, have fun and exercise your mind all at the same time with this classic Checkers board game. Steeped in history, Checkers (also known as Draughts) has been a favourite board game for centuries. With support for over 10 different variations of Checkers including American, International, Italian and Russian Checkers and over 10 levels of play Checkers V+ is your ultimate checkers board game companion. Checkers is a classic board game with the goal of capturing all the opponent's pieces. The game is deceptively simple yet full of intricacy as those that take on the Expert level will find. The latest edition of Checkers supports over 10 different variations of the modern game: * American Checkers * American Checkers with 3-move opening. * English Draughts * Junior Checkers * International Checkers * Brazilian Checkers * Czech Checkers * Italian Checkers * Portuguese Checkers * Spanish Checkers * Russian Checkers * American Pool Checkers * Suicide Checkers Game features: * Play against the computer or another human player on the same device. * Support for over 10 different game variations including American, International, Italian and Russian Checkers. * Multiple time based levels, play moves or games against the clock. * High quality artificial intelligence engine particularly at stronger levels. * Support for alternate boards and pieces. * Full undo and redo of moves. * Show last move. * Hints. * Checkers is just one of our large collection of best of breed classic board, card and puzzle games available for a wide range of platforms. Please note this game is ad-funded. We generate income to pay for the support and development of the game from advertising. You can choose to remove all adverts using the single IAP to purchase the game.

-Tap the coins to collect money before the timer runs out -Each coin has a 3 second timer -Try to beat the high score -Save up money to buy power ups -Have fun On Monday, my eight year son asked if we could make a game and put it in the app store for free so that all of his friends could play it. We're one of those weird families where no screen time is allowed during the week unless it's constructive. There's a chance he thought that making and play-testing a video game was a loophole to that rule. Since the screen time rule applies to me too, I agreed. I said, "Okay, but I don't do 3D programming, so keep it simple." He must have understood because he said, "How about a white screen, with coins that you have to touch before the time runs out. It's called Coin Touch." It only took me a minute to get the white screen. He was impressed. A few more minutes and I had one coin on the screen in a random spot. A few more minutes, he could touch it, then it kept score, then more coins.... Here's his game, about a week and a half later, with lots of play testing throughout. We found that just one coin on the screen was too boring, so it starts with two coins, but gets harder. "Dad, it's too hard. Dad, you have to be able to hold down the buttons. Dad, it shouldn't say game over when the count down is going because you can't hear the count down." We kept fine tuning it. He recorded the sound effects on his own, using the camera on the iPad. The sounds are from his own imagination. He wanted a way to earn power ups for free by watching videos like the other games he plays, so we added rewards for watching ads. He also wants our app to show up in ads while your playing other games. I explained that if we get money from our ads, we can make that happen because we have to pay for those. He said, "We get paid if people watch the ads? Dad, will the money go into your account, or my account?" Then I told him that we had to redo some of the art because we didn't own it and it wasn't royalty free. I drew it, and he colored it. In the end, we replaced the white screen with something less boring. He especially likes holding down the laser button and using it like a machine gun. So do I. You have to try it. He had many more ideas, but I told him that his brother also wants a turn making a game. So, we'll be back with updates. Possibly some cool new power ups. Tip: The larger the device that you play this on, the more people can help you tap the coins. *It's free, and there are only ads if you tap the button to watch them. It was great working together. The only artistic difference we really had was I tried to get him to use an image of a coin as the icon because it would better represent the game. However, there's something about kids and treasure chests. We hope you enjoy this game and find it as addicting as we do.