From front cover: "A Beautiful Game of Skill, Strategy, and Maneuvers" From back cover: Maneuvering is the new easy to learn game. It is an action packed board game which combines skill, chance, and special maneuvers to determine a winner. It incorporates an entirely new concept which is sophisticated and considerably more attractive than conventional...
Maneuvers is an abstract naval strategy game published in 1942. The board is a grid of 11 by 14 interconnected squares representing naval bases. Each player controls 33 tokens representing battleships, submarines, and aircraft. Players take turns placing ships or planes on the naval bases; when a row of five identical tokens has been created the player...
A game for two players, similar to Chess, but the board is bigger, and there are also a lot more pieces. Components: One 13 X 12 squares board(totally 156 squares) 74 pieces in two colours(37 pieces each side) Pieces are divided in three groups: - Infantry - Cavalry and - Archers Every player has the following pieces: - INFANTRY UNITS - 1 Leader 9 Heavy...
This is the two players only stategic game. Players take the role of the army general and maneuver their land units. Terrain on the map limits units' moves and impacts their powers. Goal: Using the land units generals try to: 1. eliminate all enemy units OR 2. imprison the enemy leader OR 3. conquer the enemy leader's starting point. Warships is a...
A mancala game. From Mancala World: http://mancala.wikia.com/wiki/Mangala_II "Mangala is a Turkish mancala game which was very popular in the 17th and 18th century. According to Metin And, a Turkish ethnologue, the game could be related to the "mancala" of The Arabian Nights (fifteenth night), one of the first literary accounts of mancala games. The game...
It's a game of animals, animals eating each other! Everybody knows that the dog likes the bone, the monkey likes bananas and the sea lion loves fishes. To move these three animals you need to play the right food card. When a player with his animal reaches a table space occupied by an opponent's animal then he removes it from the game. The first player...
"Mango" - superfast and bright strategy for two. How to play? One player receives white chips, the other - black. The task of everyone: the first to build a winning combination of chips of its own color. To win, you must perform one of the following three actions: make a series of 5 chips of its color (horizontal, vertical or diagonal), occupy all 3 cells...
A mangala game. From Wikimanqala: http://www.wikimanqala.org/wiki/Mangola_%28traditional%29 "Mangola has become in recent decades the most popular Mancala game played in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It is known from the Virunga mountains to the Sudanese border, and from Bangui (Central African Republic) to Arui near Uganda. Mangola is a new game which...
Manhattan is a unification game that always ends with one player (the winner) gathering all their pieces in one group. Rules: The game is played on a 6x6 square board covered in a checkered pattern of pieces of two colors, except the the 4 central squares are empty. On your turn you have two options: Move or remove. If you cannot do either you...
Manic Minelayers is a two-player game based on the classic "Knight's Tour" chess problem. It is available for free download from http://www.invisible-city.com/play/26/manic-minelayers The object of the game is to strategically fill spaces on the board with mines, limiting your opponent's movement options, while keeping yours open. The game is played on a 5...
In Manitou, you are an intrepid explorer discovering and developing new islands in a watery world. But powerful forces are at work against you. Other eager adventurers are trying to distract you from your mission and wreak havoc on your carefully laid plans. Anticipate their actions, set up your defenses, and plan your attack! In a battle of wits, will you...