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Grasshopper

Grasshopper

1948

2 players
20 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

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The game if similar to Halma or Stern-Halma (AKA Chinese Checkers) but is played strictly by two players with a standard draughts set. Each player starts with pieces at a corner of the board, and the object is to move all one's pieces to thee other player's starting position before the oponent does the same. No captures are made but pieces can jump as in draughts. How this fundamentally differs from similar games is the rectangular, rather than triangular, grid of the board and/or being a strictly two player game. Its history is described in this file on BGG.

Grasshopper

Which Grasshopper video should I watch?

Grasshopper has 2 videos from 1 creator: 2 how-to-play guides. They date from 2022 to April 2026.

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Ancestor of Halma and Chinese Checkers, Grasshopper was developed in the early 1800s in England.How to play1:43

Ancestor of Halma and Chinese Checkers, Grasshopper was developed in the early 1800s in England.

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How To Play Grasshopper! - It's about getting from here to there.How to play7:07

How To Play Grasshopper! - It's about getting from here to there.

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2 videos of this game

About Grasshopper

From BoardGameGeek:

The game if similar to Halma or Stern-Halma (AKA Chinese Checkers) but is played strictly by two players with a standard draughts set. Each player starts with pieces at a corner of the board, and the object is to move all one's pieces to thee other player's starting position before the oponent does the same. No captures are made but pieces can jump as in draughts. How this fundamentally differs from similar games is the rectangular, rather than triangular, grid of the board and/or being a strictly two player game. Its history is described in this file on BGG.

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Abstract Strategy

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Area Movement
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