Turkish draughts (Dama)

Dama: all sixty-four squares, orthogonal movement, sixteen men a side, and pieces that vanish the instant they are jumped.

What is different here

Every square is in play. Men move one square forward or sideways and capture in those same three directions. Nothing moves diagonally.
Kings slide any distance along a rank or file and capture at a distance, like a rook that jumps.
Captured pieces are removed immediately during a sequence, not at the end, which opens up routes that would otherwise be blocked.
The majority rule applies, and a sequence may not double back on itself.
A man crowned in the middle of a capture continues at once as a king.
A lone king against a lone man wins immediately rather than grinding it out.

Rated in the draughts-turkish pool. Every code keeps its own rating, because they are different games to the people who play them.