Solomon's Stones is a head to head strategy game that is so simple even young children can learn to play. Nonetheless, the number of permutations allows for quite complex strategies, so it is just as much fun for the serious game player. Designed as a coffee table show piece, with the stones being natural hematite gemstones, and with instructions printed...
Soluna is a simple and fast-playing brain teaser for two players. The game consists of twelve double-sided discs; each disc has one of four space-themed symbols (sun, stars, moon, comet) on one side and a different symbol on the other side. At the start of play, the tiles are scattered on the table, creating twelve stacks that are each one tile high. On a...
This game is played on a 8x8 square board TURN - On each turn, each player makes two moves. He can choose (in any order) between: Move one of his Kings to an adjacent (orthogonal or diagonal) empty cell. If a move creates a straight line (orthogonal or diagonal) of enemy stones with two friendly Kings on the edges, the enemy stones are demoted to soldiers...
The ocean world holds you, the solo King of the reef, the job of keeping the reef full but not too full. As fish show up you tell them where to reside, sneakily putting together groups of the same fishes so they will leave and make a home elsewhere. You only have this position for a short time, and then one of the other fish will take this responsibility....
Players become witches gathered around a large plastic cauldron. Starting with 2 wands of each color, each turn players choose to take one of 3 actions (Bubble, Toil, or Trouble) with the goal of being the first player to have 13 wands of the same color. Round and round the cauldron go, Magic wands you use to throw, Into the bubbline caustic stew, The...
In Somewhere Under The Rainbow, you take on the role of one of the tiny winged critters of Glistening Grove. As a loyal resident of this land, it is your sworn duty to partake in the mysterious process of creating colorful rainbows, using a rare and secret ingredient: the crystalline poop of a Unicorn! Armed with an enchanted plunger, you will fly your way...
Players strive to create chains of identical "Group of Chemical Elements" tokens by placing them from their hand or moving them around the field. Having collected a chain, the player will choose a “Chemical Element” card for himself, and from several such cards he will be able to get a “Chemical Compound”. All cards received bring the player victory...
An abstract boardgame for two players. Each player has twelve pieces, shaped as externally identical little bells. One of the player has bells with clapper, the other has mute bells, and the only way to tell your pieces from your opponent's is to actually move and play them. The goal is to reach the opponent's end of the hourglass-shaped board with six of...
Get a lil' hillbilly on the lily! Draw tiles to make Froggy bands! Howdy, Y'all. M'buddy SeaBass calls me “Song-Froggy”, and so can you's all, if'n ya like. I'm wit ya today to do some splainin' on dis here game ya got yer eyeballs on. Now, you're gonna need some scratch paper and a crayon to keep score, just so's ya know. The whole durn point of the game...
Songo Ewondo, often just called Songo, is played by the Ekang (also known as "Fang" or "Pangwe") in Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and the northwest corner of the D. R. of the Congo. It is one of the most popular mancala games. Songo is known for its rich orature of funny stories, which were recorded by the German anthropologist Günter Tessmann (1884 -...
Sons of Mithra is a fantasy Chess variant designed and playtested over several years. It uses a 10x10 board and each side has 13 types of pieces. The basic description is as follows: Sons of Mithra uses the same basic rules as Western Chess (capture the King), but adds or modifies several pieces. Piece Descriptions: Back-rank pieces: Leader - moves like...