Checkerboard

Description

The board is divided into a black-and-white grid resembling a chessboard. The rules are similar to Othello (Reversi): you must hit specific squares to flip their colors, aiming to make the entire board match a system-specified color (all black or all white). Each hit triggers a chain reaction that flips the colors of surrounding squares, making the game highly strategic. You aren’t just throwing darts; you are playing a complex game of strategy.

Gameplay and Skill Kits:
You must calculate your landing spots to trigger chain reactions. The “X-Ray Lens” skill kit previews the board state after your next throw; “Steady Hand” allows you to flip a single square without affecting its neighbors. The “Sweep” skill lets you reset the board layout instantly.

Level Overview (Levels 2000–4000):
Early levels feature small 4×4 or 5×5 boards. At Level 2400, the board expands to 8×8. Obstacle squares (which cannot be flipped) appear at Level 2900. Beyond Level 3400, the target color switches randomly every 10 seconds. Level 4000 features a massive 10×10 board where every flip temporarily locks adjacent squares, testing your long-term planning.