Anarchess takes place in the land of Chess long before the enemy White and Black kingdoms were formed. Back when the land was not ruled by kings and queens, neither structured armies with bishops, knights and rooks existed. The world was unexplored and amorphous and it had not been squeezed yet into the rigid cast of the contemporary chessboard. There were...
Ancedale's Hope is a print & play game for single player linking survival mechanics and science fiction universe. Survive during expeditions on an island city and return to your HQ to produce the cure to fight a dangerous virus. Survive expeditions across a hostile island city. Return to your HQ to make the cure. Ancedale's Hope is a printable game. To...
Anchor is a game of claiming territory by surrounding it with your stones. In that, it is similar to the classic game of Go. However, it is played on a hex grid and the life/death of a group is decided differently - in Go, a group is alive by having eyes; here, a group is alive by connecting to three edges (or in certain cases, two). More specifically, the...
Anchor is played on a hexagonally tessellated, three dimensional surface. A filled board always produces exactly one winner. Anchor 2D is a variation of Anchor. 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 and stretch it outward, the...
Anchor 2D is a two player game played on a hexagonal patterned triangle with two windows. The board is initially empty. Anchor 2D is a two dimensional adaptation of Anchor, a three dimensional game. Each player takes possession of an entire set of stones of one color, black or white. Draws cannot occur in Anchor 2D. PlayPlayers take turns adding their...
An abstract chess-like game based on the Punic Wars. The playing pieces are casted in resin (deluxe edition) or wooden blocks (normal edition), colored red (Rome) or blue (Carthage). Both red pieces and blue pieces are subdivided into one commander, ten infantry and four cavalry. Each player aims to making a friendly piece move to the opponent's deepest...
In this game for 1 to 2 players, you have to manage your time to be the most productive player without exhausting yourself. Both players share opposite sides of the same timeline causing your actions to affect the other player and vice versa. Each card has 4 productive activities and 4 resting activities; placing these cards beside, on top of, and...
Introduction:Anda (from Proto-Germanic: anþą, which means "breath") is a drawless annihilation game for two players: Black and White. It is played on the hexes (cells) of an initially empty hexagonal board. The recommended size is 9 cells per side, but boards of 7 or 11 are also valid. Each player has access to a sufficient supply of stones of their own...
Andalusia is a Chess variant played on an Alquerque board. Pieces move along lines on the board. It uses a slightly modified quadruple Alquerque board, with every other horizontal and vertical line removed. The Object of the game is to checkmate the opponent's King. From Zillions of Games: King - a King can move one step along a line in any direction. Like...
In Andantino, a game from the inventor of Trax, two players take turns placing hexagonal tiles in their own color. To start, one tile of each color are placed together on the table. Each tile placed must touch at least two pieces already in play. (Although a variant allows the second player to place one tile next to only one other tile to balance a...
"Andersonville is a very simple card game for three or four players. Its theme is based on life in the notorious Andersonville prison camp that operated in Georgia during the American Civil War. Originally designed to hold 10,000 men, the 26 acre camp would end up holding 33,000 prisoners during its busiest month of operation. Between the months of...