Standard Game of Life rules apply. In this game you try to outwit your computer opponent. The objective of the game is to remove more of your pieces from the board than the computer. Your pieces are the blue squares and the computer's pieces are the red triangles. The green circles are neutral.
Players move in turn by removing a single piece from the board.
This piece must be adjacent horizontally, vertically or diagonally to the piece previously removed by the opponent. The peg last taken by the computer will be marked with an X and you must remove a piece adjacent to this spot. Each blue square removed counts as one point for you and each red triangle as one for the computer regardless of which player removes it. Play continues until either all of one players pieces have been removed or no further moves are possible. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.