Sumo GRYB is a pure strategy game for the GRYB Game System. The goal of the game is to form a GRYB spanning four branches and multiple levels. Each turn, you make two moves (one chip twice or two chips once each): Valid moves are introducing a new chip to the root node of the tree, moving a chip down a level to a node of the lower quadrangle, or moving...
Sumo Toads is a fast, tactical battle on a crowded lily pad where chunky amphibian wrestlers shove, splash, and belly-bump each other in a slippery fight to stay on the pond. The game unfolds in two halves: first, players draft their toads onto the board, each with unique asymmetric abilities that shape their strategy and the terrain of the match. This...
An abstract game related to Horseshoe and Mu Torere. The board is a sun with 8 rays coming out of it. The players have four pieces each, which are set up on alternate points of the rays. Pieces can move from a ray to an empty adjacent ray or to the central sun. Pieces cannot be captured. The objective is to blockade the other players pieces so that they...
Sunbeam Catnap is a gently competitive spatial puzzle game about forming cozy groups of same-colored cats under a constantly shifting sunbeam. Place and overlap cat cards — with one, two or three cats — to claim the warmest spots and collect cat toys. Play new cats from your hand or reposition cards already on the table to keep your cats basking in the...
The goal of the game ist to get points by enclosing opponent playing pieces. The players can set their pieces (with their faces down) on any free space on the game board. When all pieces are set, the players beginn to move their pieces one space per turn. If a piece is enclosed, so that it can't move, its face is revealed. It's eliminated from the game and...
Omny is a drawless connection game for two players: Black and White. It is played on the spaces (cells) of a finite, initially empty patch of a hexagonal tiling (board). Before the game starts, some cells on the board are designated as star cells. Black plays first, then turns alternate. On your turn, place a stone of your color on an empty cell. You win...
Sunder is a drawless connection game for two players: Black and White. It is played on the spaces (cells) of an initially empty hexagonal grid of hexagons. Each player must have access to a sufficient number of stones of their own color. A group is a set of mutually adjacent stones of the same color. A cut of a group is a set of mutually adjacent cells...
Introduction:Sundraval (from Gothic: Sundrawald, meaning "separated territory") is a drawless game for two players: White and Black. It is played on the intersections (points) of an initially empty hexagonal board. The recommended size is 9 points per side, but boards of 7 or 11 are also valid. Each player has access to a sufficient supply of stones of...
Sungka, pronounced soong-kah, is a traditional Filipino game where two players compete to capture the majority of the shells. The game is typically played on a long, wooden board that has 9 holes. Each player has seven smaller holes (houses) in front of him and two large holes (head) at each end of the board. Seven shells are distributed evenly among the...
According the some sources, each sunrise and sunset mark the backdrop for the perpetual battle between Horus and Seth. In this never-ending combat, Seth, god of darkness and chaos, prevails over Horus with the arrival of each night. However, in an eternal cycle of revenge, the victory of Horus, god of the sky, heralds the coming of each new day, continuing...
In Sunset, players take turns to shape the sunset. Each turn, a player may choose to expand the sky by placing a colored card in a grid. Or, they can place a cloud on a sky card. They may also move the sun token (sideways or down). When the top row is completed, each player chooses a scoring card from their hand. On these cards are descriptions such as...
Sunspot is a loop-forming game played on a regular hexagonal board by placing and flipping stones. The game is guaranteed to end with a winning loop. The recommended board size is 5 or larger. The pie rule may be used for balance. GoalForm a loop of your stones around at least one enemy stone or empty site. Definitions Edge stone: a stone on the board...