LIMO is an abstract two-player duel played on a 7x7 board that revolves around a unique "reversive" twist. Each player champions one color—black or white—aiming to dominate the board. However, the game subverts traditional area control: while you want to spread your color, clustering it into solid formations works strictly against you. Players share a...
Lin is a drawless territory game for two players: Black and White. It is played on the intersections (points) of an odd-sized, initially empty square grid (board). Lin was inspired by Rin and Loops. DefinitionsA domain of one color is a set of orthogonally interconnected points that includes no points occupied by the opposite color. Thus, a black domain...
Linage is a finite territory game for two players: Vertical and Horizontal. It is played on the intersections (points) of an initially empty square grid (board). Both players must have access to a shared pool of identical stones. DefinitionsA region is a maximal set of orthogonally contiguous empty points. A line is a set of three orthogonally contiguous...
This great game was created by renowned German games Inventor Reiner Knizia. To play Line Links, simply make as many links as possible by placing tiles next to any side to make multiple links with existing tiles. Players take turns to play a tile and make links. As the pattern expands, more lines can be linked. The winner is the player linking the most...
Line or Colour is a combinatorial game for two players. Originally named Tangion (a contraction for Tangent+Tension), the game involves two perpendicular winning conditions that can tie players´ brains in knots. It was derived from Domina 4 by adding a n-in-a-row victory condition and removing piece movement. The name was later changed to the more friendly...
An abstract game for 2-6 players. Contents: 90 cards showing one or more lines and curves in different colours. Gameplay: The goal of the game is to have the fewest cards (ideally, none) at the end of the game. Each player receives 8 cards, the rest forms the draw pile. One card is then flipped over from the draw pile, and the start player tries to place...
Line-ups is an N-in-a-row game played on a 12x12 grid. Players take turns marking one space. When a player completes one or more rows of three, four, or five spaces in a line they score it. A scored row may be extended to make a longer row, but not an overlapping row of the same size. The winner is the first player to score eight rows of three, five rows...
In Linea, two players duel on a special board of 12 round spaces linked by 12 lines. On their turn, the player places one of their pieces, numbered 1 through 6, on an open space. The aim of the game is to dominate the majority of the 12 lines that connect the spaces. A line is considered dominated if the sum of the spaces of a player’s pieces on the line...