Dino Checkers and Morris

CHECKERS For two players. You need a game board (with 8x8 squares) and 24 game pieces. The goal of the game is to knock down all of the opponent's pieces or block them so that the latter cannot move pieces during his turn.
CORNER CHECKERS In this version of checkers, the pieces are placed on the table so that the players are in the corners of the board, 9 pieces are placed on the table so that a piece in a row of 1 square, a piece in a row of 3 squares, and a piece in a row of 5 squares (on black squares). Each piece moves one square at a time, either directly or sideways. Opponent's buttons can be jumped over, but cannot be taken away. Don't jump over your own buttons. The object of the game is to get your pieces on the board where your opponent's pieces were before. The player who succeeds first is the winner.
FRENCH CHECKERS This is an unusual version of regular checkers. This game also has 12 pieces that only move forward, but can only take pieces going backwards. The pieces that reach the other side of the board become promoted and can go both forward and backward.
MORRIS For two players. Players have nine pieces, each of a different color. Players alternately place pieces at intersections or corners in an attempt to form a mill - they try to line up three pieces vertically or horizontally. If a player gets three pieces in a row as described above, they may remove one of their opponent's pieces from the table, but may not remove pieces that have already formed a mill. When all the pieces are on the table, the pieces are dealt with as described above. Try to take away your opponent's pieces without risking losing your own pieces at the same time.
CORNER MORRIS Players have 12 pieces. It is played like a normal morris, with the only difference that to form a mill, the player is allowed to place their piece diagonally in the corners as well.
MORRIS WITH DICE Each player has 9 pieces. You also need three dices (not included in the kit). As in normal morris, players take turns placing their pieces on the table. They must also roll the dice.