From Corner to Corner

From corner to corner is a DOS game released in 1993. The game was published and developed by Gamos Ltd. with a point and select interface. The strategy board game is played with cunning tactics and features a top-down perspective. The turn-based board game is played in pairs. It can be played by two players or four-player while taking turns.
Each player aims to maneuver all the balls from the corner of the player to the opposite corner of the field at an increased speed than others. The ball moves a single space and jumps over one nearest ball limitless times in all the directions (diagonal, horizontal, and vertical). In every turn, the player chooses a single ball and shows out the destination of the route of the ball.
From corner to corner has the option to select AI or human opponents. Also, the player can choose any of the four difficulty levels. The game is an entertaining variant of Chinese checkers. The motive of the game is to gather all the marbles in the colored home.
The home is located on the opposite side of the player. The player can move a single space in any possible direction and can jump the other marble present on the board.
Similar to the regular game of checkers, the player can jump long distances if there are enough marbles in the way. As the name suggests, when the player reaches the other corner of the board before others do, he wins the game.

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