Pocket Rivals Strategy Card Game first edition comes with two 9-card 'deck' teams: Monsters Vs Robots. The game is designed for 2 players and is friendly for ages 8 and up. The first player to reduce their opponent's team of 9 cards to a single card left on the playing field is the winner. Pocket Rivals Strategy Card Game playing field is a 3 x 6 grid with...
Pocket Sub is the submarine themed game which is highly strategic, quick, yet small enough to fit in your pocket. Players take on roles as cold war submarines engaged in a battle of wits by placing their own and avoiding others' mines on a nautical battle field. Each turn players will move any of their 3 submarines around the grid system and lay a mine in...
Mischievous fox Kitsunedon and tanuki Tanukyun are having a tile-placing duel, but they have a trick up their sleeves. PoCon! plays similarly to Othello, but with a tricky twist, each player has four trap tiles which are the same on both sides! On a turn you place one of your tile, flipping all opposing tiles that you enclose. When flipping, you always...
POD stands for "Power Of Direction." A chess-like game, in that there are pieces with different movement rules moving around a square-grid board. Each player has a "king" (the Communication and Command Pod, or C.C.P.) that must be captured for the opponent to win. The board is 15-by-15 squares, divided into 9 5x5 sections. And there is a repeating pattern...
PODS is a game for 2 players. There is not enough place for every Pods in the cavern ... Try to place your own Pods and beware of your opponents feet. Pods are tiny animals, living in the darkness of unknown caverns. They are made of a head and some feet (bipod have 2 feet, tripod: 3 ... octopod:8). A foot may be small: a foot for walking (controls 1...
A stacking game akin to Sid Sackson's Focus/Domination, only with fewer pieces, a smaller board, and much more attractive production. This is a "coffee table" sort of wooden game. The purpose of the game is to get a piece of your colour on the top of every stack. It is played on a 3x3 board. You start with 3 stacks of 2 pieces on the three spaces closest...
Point is thinkably simple. The basis for this game is the classical Pachisi for which Nuernberger has put together some exciting new versions. In spite of using dice POINT is not a game of pure chance. The dice bring in some surprising effects. You win with your own head. In POINT the pawns are dice whose values increase during the game. The aim field is...
Each player tries to penetrate the opponent's opposite protection zone and occupy their last POINT with one of their own pieces. The first to do this wins the game. Each player always rolls all three dice. For each number rolled on a die, another piece must be moved. Pieces may only be moved straight ahead - and only forwards! Any other pieces may be...
From the box: Finish off your opponent in a Point-Blank duel for position! Block your opponent in and win! Move straight, diagonally, or off the edge to get your point across! Be the last player able to move, and you win! A neat, all-plastic game from Gabriel in their line of "Hi-Q" games from the late 70s. 2-players square off on a 6x6 grid onto which...
A very simple game from PyroMyth Games. 1 page of rules, 1 page with the board and tiles on it. Each player receives 4 tiles. These tiles have arrows pointing different directions and a point value. After a player places a tile they score their points for that play. Points are totaled by adding the value of the tile plus the value of the board position or...