Laska (Lasca): Board Strategy

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About this game

Discover Laska (also known as Lasca), the fast tactical board game created by World Chess Champion Emanuel Lasker.

Laska is a distinctive checkers (draughts) variant: captured pieces stack, turning every exchange into a new tactical puzzle. Plan ahead, force jumps, promote officers, and use sacrifices to build the winning stack.

FEATURES
• Learn as you play with highlighted legal moves and rule hints
• Play against the built-in AI
• Choose from four difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, Hard, and Unbeatable
• Classic two-player strategy with compact, tactical games

Easy to learn and rich in strategy. Play anywhere, entirely offline. Can you outplay the computer?
Laska (Lasca): tactical checkers by Emanuel Lasker. Play offline against AI.
Updated on
Jul 21, 2026

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Ratings and reviews

290 reviews
3TG
July 17, 2021
It isn't bad... But although i know this is the only laska game available on the Play Store it still has some few things to improve. Like, that would have been a good idea to put a more complete manual inside of the game. And also to give the player the option to change the background would be a good play... Well, anyway thanks for making such a game available for us. If it weren't by you, i'd never be able to know how it is alike to play Laska
Sharon Marquez
November 19, 2020
Not as intense as chess but more than checkers and twice as strange!
Martyna Krol
January 5, 2021
Lasker was clearly a genius. Why isn't this popular when people play English draughts?