Logic games... This games first appeared many centuries ago. This type of programs stays popular nowadays because such games do not require much computer resources, simple in use and as a matter of fact - the rules of such games are well known to everybody from the childhood.

The examples are chess, checkers, dots and so on. And one of this games is Reversi (Also known as "Othello"). "Magic Reversi" was created taking into account all the modern requirements to such games. You can ask "What do you mean by the modern requirements?"

And the answer is:

• Simple and intuitive user interface
• Exciting 32-bit animation graphics
• The possibility to choose the most convenient condition of the game
• The possibility to play with remote player using local network or Internet
• The possibility to save game, get advise during the game and so on

One of the most popular logic games is Checkers. There are many variations of this game. We offer you an implementation made according to the rules of Russian Checkers. The game is endowed with a simple and intuitive user interface, allows you to choose the optimal game mode. You can choose an opponent - a person or a computer, choose who you would like to play for - dark or bright, and also choose the level of computer play. The design of the game process is made taking into account the convenience and clarity of the game process. The computer tells which checker can make a move and where it can go. The player has to choose the best route. There is a nice animation of the moves.

This is my first program that I have done on PC with Turbo Pascal in my school. The idea of game is the same as in Mine Sweeper but when I have write it I really don't see original game.

This program has some historical interest for me at the first order. But I think you also can be in interest to see what can do schoolboy when it see first time PC.

The game can be still run under up to Windows XP 32-bit but I suggest you to run it under DOSBOX.

Controls: Arrows to more around; Enter to put/remove flag; Space to Open area.

Of course source code is included in archive ;-)