Oxilax

A classic board game with simple rules based on genetic algorithms, it allows an unimaginable number of combinations and strategies. Different levels of difficulty are available. At any moment, a position can be shuffled randomly to get an original position on the board.

Rules: The aim of the game is to take the king from your opponent.
The following pieces are available:

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• a short rook can 1 square orthogonally (like a rook in chess)
• a long rook can move any number of squares orthogonally (like a rook in chess)
• a short bishop can be 1 square diagonally (like a bishop in chess)
• a long bishop can move any number of squares diagonally (like a bishop in chess)
• an officer can diagonally or straight, but only by 1 square
• a short rook turns into a long rook at the end of the board

The king may move diagonally and straight, but only forward (he may not move backwards). The king cannot discard any pieces.

Pieces may discard each other. A tie occurs if no pieces are eliminated during 20 moves.