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Players move alternately, starting with the player with the black stones.
A move consists of three steps:
- A player selects one of his stones.
- The player moves the selected stone to any cell occupied by an opponent's stone (the opponent's stone is removed from the board).
- The player removes all stones (both black and white) that aren't connected to the moved player's stone with some chain of adjacent (either horizontally or vertically) stones (both black and white).
Below is an example of a move:
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| A player selects one of his black stones. |
The player moves the selected stone to a cell occupied by a white stone. |
The player removes all stones that aren't connected to the moved black stone. |
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Forms is a two-player abstract board game played on a square board with a rectangular grid that was invented by Steven W. Meyers in 2007.
