Nine Men's Morris

An old board game that goes back to ancient Rome. Make 3 in a row while preventing your opponent (human or computer) from doing the same. Make 3 in a row and you can remove one of your opponent's pieces.

Click the board to initially place all of your pieces taking turns with your opponent who will also be placing their pieces. After all pieces are placed players take turns moving a piece to an adjacent empty spot. Try and get 3 of your pieces in a row horizontally or vertically making a "mill" so that you can remove one of your opponent's pieces. Win the game by removing all of your opponent's pieces from the board.

You can only remove a piece when you make a "mill" so if you have a "mill" you can move one of the pieces away and back again to be able to remove an opponent's piece. You can only remove a piece if the "mill" you make is the only one you have at the time.