鬥獸棋 Classic vs Aeterna

鬥獸棋 Classic brings the traditional animal chess strategy game to iPhone and iPad with a soft, polished board, cute animal pieces, two-player pass-and-play, and solo play against the computer. Move through rivers, traps, and dens as lions, tigers, elephants, rats, and more compete for the rival den. Each animal has its own rank and movement style, so every turn asks for a tiny tactical choice: protect the den, cross the river, bait a capture, or sneak through with the smallest piece on the board. Features: - Classic 鬥獸棋 / Jungle Chess rules - Play against the computer - Two-player pass-and-play mode - Cute high-quality animal portraits - Calm jungle background music with a setting to turn it off - Designed for portrait play on iPhone and iPad

Step into a living museum of strategy. Aeterna brings ancient board games back to life — each drawn from a different civilization, each with its own logic and rhythm. — MANCALA — Africa & the Middle East, Ancient Era Hands sow stones pit by pit around the board into your own store. Three thousand years of patience have worn these pits smooth — one of the oldest games alive. — BAGH-CHAL — Nepal, 16th Century Four tigers hunt twenty goats across a sacred board. A tense asymmetric battle of predator and prey, born in the Himalayas. — MŪ TŌRERE — New Zealand, 19th Century A Māori star-shaped board where every move constrains the next. Deceptively elegant, surprisingly deep. — LATRUNCULI — Rome, 1st Century BC The game of Roman soldiers — a battle of flanking and annihilation played on stone boards across the Empire. — SEEGA — Egypt, C. 1300 BC Two armies quietly fill a 5×5 grid before the battle begins. Capture by flanking — one exposed stone is all it takes. — SURAKARTA — Java, C. 16th Century Two armies trace a 6×6 board webbed with looping corners. Capture by looping — ride the curve and strike from behind. — PICARIA — American Southwest, c. 1700 Three pieces glide across a 13-point web of grid lines and hidden diagonals. Align three in a row to win — a Zuni Pueblo classic once played with pebbles and maize kernels. — HNEFATAFL — Scandinavia, Viking Age Defenders shield a king from besieging attackers on an 11×11 board. Reach a corner to escape — surround him on all four sides to end the siege. — FANORONA — Madagascar, 17th Century Two armies of stones cross a 45-point lattice, one step at a time. Capture sweeps a whole line at once, and it's compulsory — a single chain can clear a dozen stones. FEATURES • Play against AI or challenge a friend • Museum aesthetic: period-authentic typography and ambient soundscape • Available in English, Français, Español, Deutsch, 中文, हिन्दी AETERNA PREMIUM Remove all ads, unlock unlimited keys and unlimited undos — forever. One purchase, no subscription. Download Aeterna and step into 3,000+ years of strategy — one civilization at a time.