Set on a 4x5 grid featuring land, water, and shore terrain, Fortify presents a dynamic battlefield where you must outwit your opponent. Command three unique unit types: Tanks, Infantry, and Battleships. As you take turns, you'll enlist new units, skillfully maneuver them into advantageous positions, fortify your formation for added strength, and launch...
Fortress is a two player abstract strategy game where players take turns placing stones at intersections on an 11x11 grid board. Players try to both capture their opponent’s stones and also to create fortresses to score points. The game also comes with rules to play an advanced version of Tic-Tac-Toe using the same playing pieces and board. From the box:...
Fortress is a game in rounds for 2 to 5 players. The concept is to protect royal cards in your hand while trying to capture your opponent’s royals. This is done by placing non-royal cards on the left and right of the royal cards --thus building a fortress. In hand cards are used to break down an opponent's defenses, making the player's own defenses weaker...
A set of rules which can be played on any map showing political subdivisions. The players take turns placing one piece at a time on the mapboard in order to capture territories. Pieces may not be placed into enemy held spaces, and a player may not have more than three pieces in a single space. The diceless combat system requires you to establish a larger...
All is not peaceful in Fortland. Each country on the square-shaped continent is preparing an army to conquer their neighbors. The only problem is that their neighbors have armies invading their countries as well! The only answer is to build forts. On each player's turn, that player rolls a six-sided die. The result is the number of actions their army must...
Game overview from the publisher Each player starts the game with a Mouse and a Bee plus an equal share of the sixteen unique characters. Each character has a unique power which is defined on its card. Pieces start off the board and are brought onto the board as the game progresses. The pieces maneuver, trying to grab the Gold Ring and carry it to the edge...
Hanachōzu is a bowl of colorful flowers that is used to purify one's hands at temples and shrines. Prosperous business, success in love, longevity in good health... As the chief priest, you will decorate the flower chozubachi beautifully and make the temple the most blessed. A competitive set collection game where you spread flowers on a 3x7 water square...
A board game using cards from a traditional deck, Ace through 10 in four suits, and a 6X6 square grid, and colored pieces of two colors. Each square on the grid is labeled with a number representing all combination of products of the card ranks, e.g. 1 (1X1),2 (2X1),3, 4 (2X2, 4X1)..81 (9X9). Two players take turns play a card from their hands into either...
Long out of print, this is a popular placement game by Wolfgang Kramer, published in the Franckh Kosmos long box series. Actually very simple, players take turns to put their colored pieces in different rooms. Whenever a row, column, diagonal or room is full, it is scored, with the majority holder getting the value of the length, and any minority holders...
On the hunt for petrified treasures, players are competing paleontologists trying to make as complete a set as possible of several fossils. The board is laid out with a random bunch of fossil pieces and players have to take turns moving a stone about the field to a location where they want to pick up a fossil piece. However, every movement costs them...
Foundation is an abstract two-player game in which players place their pieces onto a grid board. Points are scored according to the number of existing pieces in contact with the piece already played, irrespective of color. Additionally, the four corner spaces and the central square are marked with a dot; pieces played over these dots score one extra point....