Rules of the game

1.   Every stone is symmetrically moved according to their partner stones. Possible moves are illustrated in the explanation of the game.

2.   If there is a rival stone on the line of symmetry, no stone can be moved.

3.   No stone can be placed on any other stone-be it your rival or partner stone.

4.   When it is your turn to play, moving only one stone, you can realize as many symmetrical moves as you can. However, a closed loop is forbidden; that is, the stone cannot be returned to the initial position.

5.   When the stones of the opposite party are locked; that is, they cannot be symmetrically moved anyhow, the party who has locked the stones will be the winner.

6.   When the rules of symmetry are incorrectly applied, the party who has made this mistake loses the game. That is why no symmetry can be obtained when the positions of the stones are chaotic. Therefore, if you notice and show the mistake (when it is your turn to play), you win the game. This rule is not valid in the virtual environment version of the game.