From the publisher's website (hyperbole included): TAC - the unique combination of board game and card game - it can be called without exaggeration a small revolution in the field of tactical games. Despite simple rules each game quickly develops into an exciting challenge. The goal of two players or two teams is to be the first to bring their own balls...
Game package includes foam 3x3 inch 'board' with 8 cubes (4 red, 4 blue) for the play of the basic game. The game has features making it attractive for color blind and vision impaired persons. The cubes have embossed letters indicating their color and the foam board should make completely tactile play easy. Also a 3x3 inch cardboard board is included for a...
Tac-Tile Choss is Japanese dialect which is used at Hokkaido, Aomori and other north areas of Japan. It means touch, feel or finger. "Choss" is a matching game with shapes and colors playable using only your sense of touch, sight is not required. Everyone, whether they are sighted or sight impaired, can enjoy playing together with equal footing. Close your...
Die Tac Toe is an abstract strategy game where two to four players take turns marking spaces in a 6x6 grid using single die rolls. The die rolls match tiles numbered 1 through 6. Players flip a matching tile to reveal an arrow and point the arrow to the player. Aligning four adjacent arrows to a player causes the player to score one point. Tiles are...
Welcome to the Tercio, Contender. Drop the BS and move your buttocks to the front lines. In Taĉmento you will learn the noble art of war. Maneuver your squadron and lead it into combat against heretics and infidels in the harsh lands of Flanders. But first you must be worthy to be Maestre de Campo. Learn how to move your troops in Maneuver Mode. Rise...
The wooden game Tacoé is composed of a black tinted MDF game board with 8 balls of billiards in phenolic resin, very pleasant and aesthetic. This family wooden game is played by 2 players. The rule of the game is simple: players must align 3 balls of its color horizontally or vertically. Before starting the game, the balls are arranged according to the...
72 tiles, each containing three colored squares: blue, red, and yellow. The squares are arranged differently on each tile - no two tiles are the same. Each player has a hand of three tiles. You take turns placing a tile (and then drawing another), matching the colored squares. You score points when you create a three- or four-corner match, and when you...