Krump is an abstract strategy game for two players that is played on a 6x6 board. Each player starts with twelve units placed on the back two rows. The goal is to capture eight of the opponent's units. One player is black and the other is red. Units are moved with a combination of movement cards and movement pyramids. Players choose movement cards each...
A manqala game. From Wikimanqala: http://www.wikimanqala.org/wiki/Krur Krur (crur) is a game is played by Hassaniya (Moor) people. They are a mix of Arab Beduins and Tamazigh (Berber). Their language is mostly an Arab dialect with a strong Tamazigh influence. Hassaniya-speaking people live in the western Sahara from Niger to Mauritania. They constitute the...
In Krusade you roll dice to move along a track (there are a variety of paths to choose from). If you land on some spaces you collect a polyomino from a set of 18. Once you have collected 18 polyominos, you choose a challenge card and you need to use the polyominoes to create the pattern on the challenge card to win the game. While you are trying to solve...
Kruzno is an abstract strategy game usually played with two players on a hexagonally tiled board. Though the rules are extremely simple (three minutes to learn for most players), the number of possible moves and interactions are comparable to chess. Kruzno uses standard chess pieces (bishops, knights and rooks) but is more closely related to hexagonal...
The game was invented by Marino Carpignano in 2016. An 8x8 unchequered game board is used with a certain number of bi-colour counters, white on one side and black on the other, like in Othello. At the beginning, the board is empty. Black moves first. The Black player's first move is obligatorily on one of the 8 squares along the North side of the board....
Krypto-nine is a strategic 3-5 player family-style card game. How to Play: The game is played in two parts. Players take turns playing combinations of cards from their hands in sums of 9. (See example images). The goal is to play all the cards in your hands before your opponents, so using a higher combination of cards per turn is recommended. As soon as a...
The game contents 24 coloured pieces (12 of each colour) and 6 uncoloured pieces (parallelepipeds “1 x 2 x 3”) and 4 borders to make the frame for the game. Each player takes the pieces of one colour and 3 uncoloured pieces. The aim of the Game is to connect the longest series of pieces of your colour. Uncoloured pieces count as either colour. The players...
Kuala has the object of building a tower of five elements height and is played on a 49-cell board. Pieces initially are arranged as shown in the photo. If a piece is standing in front of an opposite man and the cell beyond is occupied by a friendly stone, it may jump on this friendly stone. A stone standing in front of a hostile piece and the cell...