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The purpose is to form successive rows of at least 4 pieces, until the opponent has no piece left to bring into play or when he has no more cette application-pieces on the board.  The first player to create a situation where his opponent either has no more pieces in his reserve or no more cette application-pieces on the board, wins the game.  All of the pieces in play may be pushed by both players, black and white pieces, single and cette application-pieces.  cette application is a strategic game for two players based on a classic concept: in turns, players introduce one piece into play until achieving four-in-a-row.  Both players may introduce as many cette application-pieces as they want, until they bring a single piece into play.  After the first move, every time a player drags a piece into the game, he may choose if a double (cette application) or a single piece should be moved.  So, keep in mind: make sure to always have at least one piece in reserve and always at least one cette application-piece on the board.  Opponent's cette application pieces are automatically removed; your cette application pieces can be removed or left, at your choice.  After you have inserted a single piece, you have no more choice: all the following moves will insert single pieces.  As soon as 4 single pieces of your color are lined up on adjacent spots (dots don't count!), they are taken from the board.  Pieces in reserve are pieces of your own color that are not in play.  The pieces of your own color are returned to your reserve, the pieces of the other color are captured, thus lost to your opponent.  A cette application-piece is 2 pieces stacked one upon another.  The red player should touch and drag a double (cette application) piece to an empty black dot.  Players then remove their row and capture any of their opponent's pieces which extend that row.  Next push the double (cette application) piece onto an adjacent spot.  At your first move, two pieces are sum stacked and moved together.  Dots are not part of the play area; they serve to position a piece before bringing it into play.  When learning the game, we advise you to play with 3 or 4 cette application-pieces.  When introducing a piece you can either move it to an empty spot, or to an already occupied spot.  This principle of capturing pieces creates each time again completely changes situations on the board.  Only the pieces covering a spot are part of the game.  The players start with 18 pieces in reserve each.  A piece already in play may not be moved as a separate piece.  Touch and drag a piece out of your reserve and put it on any of the black dots.  You may move a piece only one spot at a time, never two or more.  A piece (or more pieces) on the board can only be moved by introducing a new piece.  Moreover, not only must these 4 pieces be removed, but also the pieces that form a direct extension of them.  Your first move must be a cette application-piece.  Next push that piece onto an adjacent spot.  If you would, you would push a piece out of the game at the opposite site and that is not allowed.