Watermelon Chess is a two-player game from China called Xi-Gua-Qi.

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Description:

Watermelon Chess is a two-player game from China where it is so called Xi-Gua-Qi. It is like as simple Go(weiqi). The difference is that in Watermelon Chess each player has six pieces. Watermelon Chess is played on a board that vaguely resembles a watermelon. The object is to capture the opponent's pieces by immobilization. Each player starts with six pieces and moves them from intersection to intersection on the board. If you succeed in surrounding an opponent's piece with your own pieces, it is removed from the board. The winner is the player who reduces his opponent to less than two pieces.