Nuclear Attack is a game that presents in an abstract form the nuclear warfare between equal superpowers. The idea is to make an succesful attack that destroys the central command of the opponent. Once the central command is destroyed the nation is annihilated. The pieces of the game represent the nuclear explosions i.e. the 'mushrooms'. The board consists...
An environmentally conscious abstract strategy game. It’s an incredibly simple yet insanely addictive abstract strategy game, designed to send you or your opponent over the edge – three discs each, two moves per turn, one wrong move and it could be game over! Flip a disc to decide who starts. Players then take it in turns to make two moves each turn....
Nujum is a relaxed-paced, abstract board game for 2 players about predicting the movement of the stars. In a turn of Nujum, players each play one card from their hand face-down to move the Star Token on the central board according to their card's value. The catch: In your turn, your opponent's card gets resolved first. If you can't move the token to the...
At the start of the game, you roll 6 dice and freely write the rolled values on one of the cards—this will be the starting setup. Each player gets 4 cards, and in each round, using a dice selection mechanism, you write numbers onto your two active cards. Whenever one of your cards is completed, you must immediately place it onto the shared area. The goal...
Numa is an abstract strategy game in which players use simultaneous movement to try to get pieces adjacent to each other on an 8x8 board. The pieces are in four shapes (triangle, square, circle, and pentagon) and have an Arabic number on one side and a Roman numeral on the other. Movement is done by revealing a colored stone that indicates the direction...
A game for two players: Object of the game is to arrange unbroken diagonal rows of 3 or more tokens of one color and, by doing so, to score the highest number of points at game's end. Alternatively, each player have to roll dice and place a token of his colors on the board, selecting a free spot near one of the number rolled. If its not possible, the turn...
This game is played on a hex board, you have 3 Figures, the first (King) can move only 1 step (if you lose that piece you are out of the game), the second piece can move 2 step and the third can move 3 step. When you move on a hex a stone fall, so the hex is no more usable. When you must move one figure on an empty hex, the first time you can turn over the...
"The Ultimate Number Game" Number Quest plays sort of like Boggle crossed with Othello/Reversi; this game is essentially a number version of its cousin, Overturn. The playing board is a plastic tray into which nine tiles (from a set of eighteen) are placed in a random order. Each tile has four raised pegs on it, each with a different digit (from 0-9)...
In Ring-A-Round, each player chooses a color (red, blue, green, yellow) and has their own playing field of 18 round spaces. They also have colored rings (20) that are used to cover the round raised playing spaces. On each player’s turn, they roll three six-sided dice and use addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to form the numbers listed on...
In Numbermatch you need to make sums. You need to start in with the 4 numbers in the middle of the board and from that way you can add, subtraction, multiply and divide the numbers to lay down the answer. Every player starts with 7 numbers (randomly given at the start of the game). Players go by turn and choose a number from there own board to lay down at...
Official blurb: Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division all come into play. The first Player places from two to six numbered tiles on the board in ascending or descending order. Sound easy? Certainly-except that the total of all the tiles must be divisible by three. From here on, the action is fast and furious as each player builds numbers on...