Quantum is an abstract strategy game, played on a simple squared board, with three different types of pieces. A quick game may be played on the central 60 squares of the board, or the full game on the entire 96 squares. Initially, all pieces move just one square. A square piece moves horizontally and vertically, a circle moves diagonally and a cross...
Quantum Chess is a set which can be used to play four Chess variants. Two are played on a 10x10 board and two on a 12x12 board. All use additional pieces, most notably the bowman, which cannot capture normally. Instead, it moves like a non-jumping knight, and after moving captures a piece on the square an additional knight's move away in the same...
Quantum Control is an area-control game themed around elementary particles. In the first phase, players take turns placing their particles across seven areas; in the second phase, they make their particles jump to capture their opponents' particles. Particles gain the power to jump from surrounding particles of the same type. Thus, they jump a distance...
This product includes Quantum Leap by Néstor Romeral Andrés and Quantum Control by Néstor and Kanare Kato, a new game based on it. Both games share the basic mechanic in which particles jump a distance exactly equal to the number of adjacent particles of the same color and capture a particle of the opposite color at their destination; they also share some...
Quantum Leap is a board game for 2 players than can be played on a hexagonal grid of any shape and size. The official rulebook uses a hexagonal board of 5 hexes per side, 30 white stones and 30 black stones, as it is the recommended configuration for beginners. In Quantum Leap, each player’s stones start dispersed on the board. Your goal is to be the last...
Quantum tic-tac-toe is a "quantum generalization" of tic-tac-toe in which the players' moves are "superpositions" of plays in the classical game. The game was invented by Allan Goff of Novatia Labs. Quantum tic-tac-toe captures the three quantum phenomena discussed above by modifying one basic rule of classical tic-tac-toe: the number of marks allowed in...
This abstract strategy game includes a number of unusual ideas. First of all, the set-up is random. The mahogany frame is shaken until the weighted pieces all fall into place. The goals of the two included games are straightforward enough -- connect opposite sides of the board, or control the four center squares. However, the pieces are something of a...
QUARDO is an exciting strategy game that challenges your planning, analytical, and pattern recognition abilities. In the “Touch of Quardo” advance game, the sense of touch, spatial coordination, and memorization skills are added to test players' spatial intelligence. The objective of Quardo is to form multiple squares or lines of four pawns with a common...