Renards et Poulets (Foxes and chickens) is a travel game dated 1980. It is a 2 player game for ages 10 and up. Goal of the game: The chickens have to occupy 9 blue positions (the foxes lair). The foxes have to eat the chickens en stop them conquering their lair. The winner is the one who fulfills their goal first. How to play: The chickens may move one...
Reneo is a drawless connection game for two players: Black and White. It is played on the intersections (points) of an initially empty square grid (board). The top and bottom edges of the board are colored black; the left and right edges are colored white. A crosscut is a 2×2 area containing two diagonally adjacent black stones and two diagonally adjacent...
Renju is the adult/tournament version of the Japanese game Go-Moku. Renju is played on a 15x15 Go board, with Go pieces. The goal is the same: to get five stones in a row. Renju has evolved rules to balance the game however: Go-Moku heavily favors the first player. Renju counters this with two important rules: Setup: one player places two black stones and...
Renaissance Chess (also known as Rennchess) is a large board (10 ranks x 12 files) chess variant with each player fielding an army of 34 pieces. The 16 pieces found in an orthodox chess set are present along with some very powerful new pieces such as the Prince (combines the movement of a Queen and Knight), the Nobleman (combines the movement of the Rook...
From the box: Repel is an intriguing new game played between two people on either side of a clear vertical board, using magnetized playing discs. Players quickly learn how to use the magnetic forces of attraction and repulsion to their advantage, as their magnetic discs interact through the board. Not from the box: The playing discs are white on one side...
A casual family game of spatial strategy, tree planting and animal rescue for all ages above 6. In Replantica, you restore lost forest and rescue displaced animals. Players start by planting saplings, then water them to grow large trees. Special planting configurations on the playmat yield various bonuses for the players. Throughout the game, players must...
Replica is a two player game played using a chessboard and 12 black and 12 white flippable checkers. Players setup the game by placing the checkers on the board in opposite corners (with a 2x2 square in the corner, flanked by a 2x2 square on each side). The pieces in the very corner start the game flipped over (indicating a king). Players make one move per...
Replicants is a confrontation and strategy game in which you play biomechanical creatures, the Replicants, battling each other in an arena. In a chaotic, violent future,to satisfy the population’s need for entertainment,engineers have created creatures built for combat. They named them...REPLICANTS These biomechanical energy creatures, gladiators of the...
Only the white action pieces bring movement into the game - and you need them to pool your playing pieces on the board in as few clusters as possible. Your own game pieces can be placed on any unoccupied space, but never directly next to each other. You can also use the small pieces to thwart your opponent's plans and disrupt their clusters. It is...
Rescue is played on a 5x9 grid. Players each have nine pieces which begin the game in stacks of one, two, or three pieces. On a turn a player moves one of their stacks as many spaces as the number of pieces in the stack, in any orthogonal direction or combination of such directions. Only empty spaces can be crossed; an opponent's stack can be landed on...
This is a cooperative paper-and-pencil game that appeared in Sackson’s book Beyond Competition. The playing field shows grid of circular spaces connected by lines along with 6 triangular starting spaces numbered 1-6. 24 of the circular spaces are heavily outlined and represent rescue spaces. Players use a deck of standard cards (A-6 only) to determine what...