Corners 1.4

Corners - The game is an implementation of the famous Corners game with a computer algorithm.

Corners is a game on a chessboard. In opposite corners of the board there are 2 3x4 rectangles (12 pawns each). Each pawn can make 2 types of moves per 1 square up, down, right, left, or jump over another pawn, with an unlimited number of connected jumps.

The goal of the game is to move your pawns to another corner before the opponent does. When one of the players wins, the other player (the loser) finishes the placement of his pawns, counting the moves at the same time. Accordingly, he loses by a certain number of moves, which, unlike, for example, chess, is an objective indicator of the difference in the strength of the opponents' game.