COLOR STACK is an abstract game for two players in which the dice serve as pawns. The objective is to roll four different colors of dice: red, blue, yellow, and green. The board is randomly generated with cards, so unlike chess, the strategy changes each time. Each player has three dice of two different colors in his or her hand. On his or her turn, the...
Discover territories, collect resources, build, upgrade and pass through events! COLOR: Strategy Board Game is a turn-by-turn multi-player game where players are colonizing territories, collecting resources, building connections and mines, discovering hidden lands and passing through positive or negative events. It can be played by two, up to four players...
Color Tile Rummy uses the base game rules of common "tile rummy" and adds one colored circle at the bottom of each tile for an additional "suit" (eight unique colors), except that the "13-value" tiles will have two colors within their circle. The main rule added to basic tile rummy is that a player may now group any FOUR like-colored circles to make a meld...
Color War is a abstract game for two players. In each turn, a player use a card of his hand, move a pawn of his color, and take a new card from the common pool of cards. The game has only 8 cards, 2 in the hand of each player, and 4 in a common pool. And that is all. The first player that match her pawns with the spaces of the same color, win. If nobody...
Colorado is one of several games playable with the Katarenga board and pieces. This game is invented by the author of Katarenga. It's the original game for which the board was designed. In Colorado you try to be the first to get all of your (remaining) pawns to the opposite side of the board (homing baseline). Pawns can be captured like in Katarenga. When...
Colorado is one of several games playable with the Katarenga board and pieces. This game is invented by the author of Katarenga. It's the original game for which the board was designed. In Colorado you try to be the first to get all of your (remaining) pawns to the opposite side of the board (homing baseline). Pawns can be captured like in Katarenga. When...
Both players get a set of ten four-colored pieces (light & dark). Each piece has a different color on each side and can only be moved in that direction towards which the color is facing (to the next field of that color). Opposing pieces are captured in right angular moves. If a piece ends a move on the edge of the board it can be rotated. The game ends if...
Coloration is played on a 17x17 grid of squares. Some squares are marked with a circle in one of eight colors; these squares form diagonal lines crossing the board from corner to corner and side to side. The board's central square is marked with a red diamond. The game includes 154 square tiles: 15 red, 25 orange, 35 yellow, 35 green, 25 blue, 15 violet...
In Colorbs, you’ll try to build the most efficient grid of colorful energy-orbs (colorbs) possible. Players take turns building and harvesting colorbs. Some colorbs have special abilities that makes them worth more points when combined with others in a pattern. The player with the most points when a grid of 4x3 orbs is full or there is no cards left in the...