Object: To be the first to win 7 cards. Preparing to play: Shuffle the cards and place them in a pile (with their backs showing) on the table. Just next to the pile, arrange the four totems in 4 differents colours around a space big enough to hold a card. The youngest player turns over the top card from the deck and lays it maze side up in the middle of...
Ladybugs is a delightful family game set in a vibrant flower field. Each player guides a team of ladybugs, spreading their colorful presence across the blossoms. By strategically placing ladybugs on flowers, players aim to gain control of the most flourishing areas. Who can position their ladybugs most cleverly and create the most dazzling display in the...
LAG is a two-player abstract strategy game. Based on transversal games, your pieces move in a straight line a number of steps equal to the number of groups of your pieces. The goal is to have fewer groups when the active player runs out of legal moves. LAG is named after the lag caused by process failures in digital games. Setup This game is played on a...
Explore the magical Filipino folklore of Lagim! Lagim is a one-of-a-kind fantasy card game inspired by Fillipino myths and folktales. Lagim offers a unique and action packed gaming experience made more immersive by its authentic roots and its gorgeous and evocative art. With so many exciting ways to play you deicde your fate-an enthralling game at every...
A manqala game. From Wikimanqala: http://www.wikimanqala.org/wiki/Lahemay_waladat Lahemay waladat ("my cow has given birth") is a mancala game widely known in the Maqalé area of southern Tigé, Ethiopia. The game was was first described by Richard Pankhurst in 1971 as Game 17. Similar games exist in Western Eritrea and Somalia. Rules: Lahemay waladat is...
Lai Shai is a two-player game that uses a 10 x 10 red- and white-checkered board. Its square, wood pieces are either red or black (with their designations painted on in gold paint) and placed on red squares only. Players' halves of the board are separated by a "chinese wall" that marks the boundary of their home court vs. their enemy court. Each player has...
Introduction:Laido (from Proto-Germanic: laidō, meaning "way, path") is a board game for two players: Black and White. It is played on the hexes (cells) of an initially empty hexagonal board. The recommended board size is 9 cells per side, but boards of 7 or 11 are also valid. Each player has access to a sufficient supply of stones in their own color. This...
Lakeedah is an exciting strategy game that's fast to learn and helps build critical thinking and planning skills while having fun. Both children and adults enjoy Lakeedah's varieties of play, which includes two-player, four-player, and team play variations that span the range from very strategic to fast and tactical. Lakeedah is designed as an "Open...
Tasso, also published as Lakota, is an abstract game in which each player starts the game with the same number of sticks. On a turn, a player lays one of their sticks on the game board or on sticks already present on the game board; whenever a player lays a stick on two sticks already laid, they immediately take another turn. Whoever first places all of...