Method of playing a magnetic checkers game

A method of playing a two player game using in combination

• a checker board having sixty-four square boxes,
• first and second sets of movable playing pieces, the sets being distinguished by different colors and each having four flat facing surfaces at right angles to each other,
• the first set of playing pieces having a magnetic device with a positive pole imbedded within one of the four facing surfaces on each playing piece,
• the second set of playing pieces having a magnetic device with a negative pole imbedded within one of the four facing surfaces on each playing piece,
• each playing piece having an identifying code on a bottom surface,
• the two players making alternative moves by moving one square box to the right, left, straight ahead, back, diagonally or turning a piece ninety or one hundred-eighty degrees, the moving player being able to jump over an adjacent playing piece with the objective of landing adjacent an opponent player's piece and to capture that piece if matching positive and negative poles meet,
• the moving player's turn being completed after landing adjacent an opponent player's piece without capturing the opponent's piece,
• the game continuing with each player making moves until one player captures all his opponent's pieces.