Longiquus (from the Latin word for "far away\distant") is a strategic combat game for 2 players, suitable for all ages. In this captivating abstract strategy game, players will combine mancala-style piece movement with strategic, distance-based combat. Goal of the game: To be the player who eliminates 6 opponent discs first. The board and the rulebook need...
IntroductionLonsi (from Old Norse: lǫng sýn, meaning "distant sight") is a strategy game for two players: Black and White. It is played on the hexes (cells) of a hexagonal board, initially set up with white stones, black stones, and empty cells, arranged in such a way that each stone is adjacent to enemy stones but not to others of the same color. The...
A 2 player game played in the box. Probably early 70s. 12 plastic chips (3 each in red, blue, yellow, and green) are randomly placed in a 3x4 plastic insert. Players take turns placing 1 of the 6 domino-like tiles (each of which contains two of the colors). Each placement of a remaining tile must cover the two matching colors. The player who places the...
An abstract game where the players place markers on a chess board in sequence, where they can only place makers that are horizontally or vertically in line with their existing marker(s) without interrupt by other markers, and not placed such that they are on any line between a pair of existing markers of the same color. Players are trying to form a box of...
In Loom, players take turns weaving vibrant threads into a growing fiber mosaic. By aligning and connecting swatches of colors, players form patterns of Loops, Weaves, and Chains. The more intricate the pattern, the more points it earns. Points are scored as patterns are completed, and the player with the highest score after all swatches have been placed...
Players pick one of four colors and represent a team of Bugs Bunny, Foghorn Leghorn, and Speedy Gonzalez. Their objective is to get their three racers from their end of the board to the other end. Each player draws cards to allow their runners to move and they cannot move through characters already on the board or other player's runners. The first person...
Loop is a semi-cooperative abstract strategy game for up to six players or teams. Play involves laying cards to build colored loops, with longer loops worth more points at the end of the game. Players accrue victory points for loops of certain colors, so building a red loop, for example, will gain either single, double, or no points for each player. Each...
LOOP: Conquest of Space-Time is a fast-paced strategic board game where players take on the role of Mothership commanders in a galactic race to build Dyson Spheres, manipulate teleportation, and eliminate their rivals. Designed for 2 to unlimited players, LOOP offers high replayability, tactical depth, and short, intense rounds. The board is modular and...
Loop-the-Loops is played on a piece of paper on which one player draws five intersecting loops (or more if desired), in any way they want. Players then on their turns start at an intersection and color the lines, going past two intersections and ending at a third. It is possible to switch to another loop at an intersection. The first player can start at...
Looper is played on a toroidal board represented by a square grid. Only orthogonally adjacent cells count as adjacent. (Thus, there are no diagonal connections.) On each turn, a player places 1,2 or 3 black stones on any vacant intersection. Alternatively, on his/her turn a player may announce "take", after which the opponent continues with white and the...
Loophole is played on a hexagonally tessellated, three dimensional surface. A filled board always produces exactly one winner. Loophole 2D is a variation of Loophole by the same designer. The rules for the 3D version are exactly the same as for the 2D version. The 2D board and the 3D board are isomorphic. If you take one of the three holes in the 3D board...