Make or Break starts with 60 marbles in 4 colors randomly distributed on a grid. On a turn, a player rolls 4 special dice and swaps marbles of any opposing colors rolled with marbles of their color. The object is to create rows of at least 5 marbles of one's own color. Any rows created are scored immediately, and the game continues until someone reaches...
A micro-deck-building screw-your-neighbor race to the gate. Make That Flight is a fun social game that involves building your best deck to get you to your flight first. Over three rounds you will trade, steal, and give away cards to get the quickest time so you are the first to Make That Flight. Navigate the four phases (Transportation, Check-In, Security...
(Loosely translated from the instructions:) Dungeon Hazard. After a cataclysm, the world has become one massive dungeon. In this Dungeon World many species fight for survival. Make You Fortress is a 2-player [abstract] game, where opponents fight over control of a Dungeon Kingdom, in the same world as Make You Conquest (aka Dungeon War). Contents: Board 11...
In Making Monsters, players take on the role of mad scientists competing at the Monster Maker Science Fair, where only the most brilliant and bizarre creations will earn prestige and fame. Each round, players secretly choose how many monster parts to order—hoping to outwit their rivals and gather the right materials. Then, using a push-your-luck...
Makruk (Thai: หมากรุก) (or Thai chess) is a board game descended from the 6th century Indian game of Chaturanga or a close relative thereof, and therefore related to chess. It is regarded as the most similar living game to this common ancestor of all chess variants. The name is pronounced /màkrúk/, with a tone pattern of low-high. Makruk is popular in...
Malady is an unconventional stacking/sowing game designed by Alek Erickson in May 2020. It is inspired by the games of Arrausi. Setup: Players play on a hexagonal board. Three colors are involved: White, Black, and Grey (neutral). Players Black and White own stacks with their own color on top. The field is initially filled with single checkers of all 3...
Malaika ... a pure abstract strategy board game for 2 players. Played with 15 glass stones each on a hexagonal board that is divided into 96 triangles of 2 different colours. Players may only move their stones forwards or sideways on their own 48 colour triangles. Stones reaching the opposite side of the board are returned to and continue from the original...
Malaka is a cross between Backgammon, Plakoto and Lines of Action. Players race to move their pieces around the board, delaying their opponent while trying to connect their pieces to the far end of the board marked with their symbol. Using a familiar (Backgammon type) roll-and-move mechanism, each player attempts to form an orthogonally connected group of...
from the translation: OBJECTIVE Place one of your pieces on your opponents back row. THE GAME The players each stand their pieces on their back rows. They place two balls on each figure. They now take turns and choose one of the following three actions. 1.Move: Players can move the chosen piece as many squares sideways, forwards or backwards as the piece...
Malebranche is a small abstract strategy game inspired by Mitsuo Yamamoto's King's Valley, with the addition of special powers on the pieces. It's published in XVgames's bagstract format. In this small portable game with the board printed on the bag, players randomize with dice a set of 4 pieces plus a damned soul. The pieces have different powers. Players...
The basic game is played with 2 or 4. The game for advanced players can be played with 2, 3 or 4 players. The Malki game is best served with 4 colors. The objective of the game is to conquer the Center of the board with your King. Each player disposes of 9 pieces on the board (and 4 spare pieces), representing The King, the watchmen (guards), the warlords...