HopHop is a strategy board game (so called Othello) with 8 rows and 8 columns and a set of two color stones for each site. The goal is to have majority count of stones at the end of the game. The rule is very simple, clip opposite stone(s)(horizontal/vertical/diagonal) to change it to yours. Super simple! Good for you kids!
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