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GAME RULES: Othello is a tactic board mini game played between 2 users. One user plays black and the another white. Each user gets 32 tiles and black always starts the mini game. Then the mini game alternates between white and black until: i) one user can not create a valid move to outflank the enemy. ii) both users have no valid moves. When a user has no valid moves, he passes his turn and the enemy continues. When both users have no valid moves, the mini game ends. The board will begin with 2 black tiles and 2 white tiles at the centre of the board. Valid Moves: A move is created by placing a tile of the player's color on the board in a position that "out-flanks" one or more of the opponent's tiles. A tile or row of tiles is outflanked when it is surrounded at the ends by tiles of the opposite color. A tile may outflank any number of tiles in one or more rows in any direction (horizontal, vertical, diagonal). Tiles may only be outflanked as a direct effect of a move and must fall in the direct line of the tile being played. All the tiles which are outflanked will be flipped (they become the opposite color), even if it is to the player's advantage not to flip them. If you can't outflank and flip at least one opposing tile, you must pass your turn. However, if a move is accessible to you, you can't forfeit your turn. Once a tile has been placed on a square, it can never be moved to other square later in the game. End Of Game: When it is no longer possible for either user to move, the mini game is over. The tiles are now counted and the user with the majority of his or her color tiles on the board is the champion (a tie is possible).