Nincs is értékesebb dolog a sárkánytojásnál. A történetek szerint arra, aki megkaparint egyet, örök gazdagság vár. Bátor ifjak keresik, kutatják őket, de a sárkányok ravaszak és a fészkük jól védett. Csak a legtalpraesettebbek térhetnek haza egy igazi sárkánytojással! Sárkánytojás Ez egy absztrakt, logikai puzzle játék, melynek célja minél több...
An abstract 2 player game in which each player is trying to move a "spy" piece, which he has previously marked with a hidden peg, to the opposite end of the board. The game may also be won by capturing the opponent's "spy". "Dancer" pieces including the "Spy" move like chess rooks, but capture is by surrounding a piece. Each player has in addition two...
A Tactical Card Game set in Sengoku Period, Japan. You lead a coalition of allied Daimyō and Samurai vying to obtain control of historic Japan. While your opponent commands an evenly matched army, they lack your selection of leadership and myriad tactics. Just as one drop in the ocean contributes to the tide, so too shall your Sashimono banners guide your...
A manqala game. From http://www.wikimanqala.org/wiki/Sat-gol: "Sat-gol was described by Professor Hem Chandra Das Gupta. He was the first Indian full-time Professor of Geology at Presidency College, Founder of Geological, Mining and Metallurgical Society and Geological Institute. The information about sat-gol comes from the village of Gosalpur, in the...
From the box: This magnetic game with colour-changing pieces puts your logic and memory to test! The special SATA pieces each contain four different colours. Depending on which space and orientation they are placed in on the SATA board, a different colour will be displayed in the window. The object of the game is to make a “triad” – a straight line of...
Disclaimer: The designer is not satanic. The game name, aesthetics and theme are for entertainment purposes only. Like a joke, you know? Satan’s Checkers is a derivative of Chinese Checkers that uses a pentagram-shaped board, fixes some of the issues of its predecessor and also includes a few more rules and goals. Its oldest ancestor, Halma (Jump) came...
Each player starts with 16 numbered tiles (two each of numbers 1 through 8) and take turns playing one of them. The number on the tile dictates how many spaces the player moves around the board, and an arrow on the space where the player ends his turn indicates the row or column where that tile must be placed. This row or column is then scored based on the...
Saturankam is an ancient game from India that is similar to Sadurangam and Ashtapada. It is played on a 9x9 board of cells with a winding path that spirals to the center. The middle squares along each edge and the square in the center of the board are safe places where pieces cannot be attacked. Movement is determined by two four-sided dice. The object is...
Sauros is a dinosaur themed trick-taking, puzzle game where players win tiles to then place on their player mats to align suits and symbols for dynamic scoring. The twist is the trump suit changes with each trick! Featuring five asymmetric player mats and unique scoring conditions, each mat representing one of the five dinosaurs present in Sauros. The game...