Spook is a game that can be played with the Series: Shibumi game system. It uses the 4×4 board, 15 red, 14 black, and 1 white ball. RulesThe board (the haunted castle) starts empty. A Visit to the Haunted Castle Two players, Red and Black, take turns placing one ball of their colour either on an empty board hole or on a 2×2 platform. Starting with Red the...
Spora takes the concepts like group, liberty and territory, known from territorial games like Go, and adds support for stacks. Stacks can sow their pieces to adjacent intersections, capturing enemy pieces or supporting near friendly structures. The total number of pieces is limited, so players need to manage their finite budget to reach endgame controlling...
Spore is an abstract strategy game for two players that is played on a 5x5 board. Two multicolored stashes are required to play. All six pyramids of one color are the invaders. One of them is placed in any square on the board. All other pyramids are villagers. All villagers are placed randomly on the board. Players alternate turns. Each turn, a player must...
Spore-adic! is a colorful, competitive token placement game for 2-6 players where each player attempts to score the most points by taking over as much of the Garden (game board) as possible. Each turn you'll draw a card and can play up to two cards, targeting a player once per turn (including yourself). Some cards have a cost which is paid for from your...
The board represents a military strategy map of enemy territory with numerous objective spots from Take Off to Mission Accomplished. The players advance through the map by identifying silhouettes of friendly and enemy planes. Success allows the player to move forward the number of spaces listed on the card. Failure requires the player to back up as noted...
Spotlight is a head-to-head card game in which you fight for control of areas that change value and effects each round. To begin play, lay out four of the sixteen area cards; each area is worth points, and some of them have an effect, such as "All blue cards are played here face down" or "The suit with the second-highest total wins". Deal the playing card...
Spout is a mini-version of Upper Hand played on the Shibumi set. Each player starts with 15 balls, and the board starts empty. Players take turns adding a ball of their color to any board hole or 2x2 platform. If the move completes a 2x2 platform containing at least three friendly balls, then the player places another ball on the platform; if that move...
A game of strategy, resource management, planning, and diplomacy for three to eight players. Object: To place as many of your pieces on the board as possible while blocking the other players from doing likewise. You Need: A chess board. One set of Looney Pyramids (15 pieces of the same color, five pieces of each size) for each player. On your turn, you can...
This game is part of the Series: Shibumi family. Starting with a given position, each player takes turns as follows: 1. The player rearranges the free marbles corresponding to his colour in a new position on the board. In such way that every marble of his colour is connected and at least one of his balls maintains its previous position. 2. If a 2x2 square...
Sprec (Stacking + Pyramidal + Recursive) is a Spred derivative (that is a LOT derivative itself) that rescues LOT's winning condition and adds a 4th ball colour to the Shibumi set. It features a simple ball-removal game mechanism that makes loops impossible, but at the same time, produces potentially long games in a very small playing area. The game can...
Spred is a LOT derivative for Series: Shibumi. It features a simple ball-removal game mechanism that makes loops impossible, but at the same time, produces potentially long games in a very small playing area. An average game lasts 45-50 turns. Two players (White and Black) start with a supply of 8 red balls each. The board starts empty. Players take...
An n-in-a-row game with a twist for the Shibumi Game System. The board starts empty. Two players take turns handing a ball to their opponent to place, either on any empty board space or on any 2x2 platform. A player may not hand their opponent a ball of the color just placed. Example: Player 1 hands a Red ball to Player 2, who places it on the board....