Two players have eight pieces each, called "Kibs." In the first phase, they take turns placing pieces on a five by seven board (with the center node missing), trying to form a "KIBIK" (four pieces in a row). A KIBIK allows a player to remove an opponent's piece. After all pieces are placed, the second phase begins where players are allowed to slide pieces and make more KIBIKs. When a player is reduced to four pieces a jumping move is allowed. The player to first remove five of the opponent's pieces wins.