A seventeenth century French game played on a Backgammon board. Each player only uses three pieces. The pieces race in the same direction along opposite edges of the board rather than circling the entire board as in Backgammon. The pieces start off board. Entry and movement are determined by the roll of two dice. The number on each die may be used...
Tourney is played on a 8x8 square board.Each player starts with 16 pieces(called Chargers)8 on each of the two back rows. A Charger moves like a Chess Knight except: A Charger cannot jump over other pieces and can only move forward. A Charger lands on a cell with an opponent piece captures it. A Charger can make multiple captures in a single turn....
Tower 6 is played on a board showing 51 hexes. 24 of them are colored with 4 different colors and they constitute the four regions, where new playing pieces enter the board. Equipment: 1 normal 6-sided die 1 colored die (4 sides with 4 different colors, 2 sides wild) 10-12 stackable playing pieces (depending on the number of players) Object of the game is...
Tower Capture combines the strategy of checkers and chess with the luck involved in a quick roll of the dice. The idea of Tower Capture is to simply capture the tower of your opponent by moving across the board of white and black hexagons. However, the movement of your 10 pieces is partially controlled by the two dice, which determine whether you move to a...
Tower Chess is a chess variant that's played on a 6x6 grid with two fewer pawns on each side, without knights, and with all of the pieces being flat tokens rather than three-dimensional pieces. Aside from the size of the game board, the main twist in the design is that rather than pieces being removed from the board, they are stacked. When a piece is...
Welcome to a thrilling tower defense adventure! Draft unique heroes, strategically place them along multiple paths to create powerful ambushes. Unleash mighty spells from your spellbook to turn the tide of battle. With tons of heroes to choose from and multiple maps, every game offers a fresh and unique challenge. Your decision-making is key: while...
Stack all 24 Piecepack tiles up into a single stack. A turn in the game is performed by drawing a new tile, using it to create a new stack at the right end of the line and then moving stacks of tiles, placing them on the top of stacks one or three places to their left in the line. This game is an adaptation of the traditional card solitaire game of the...
バベルの塔 ("Tower of Babel"), also known as TOPPEN, is played with ten tiles — five black and five red — with each player taking one color. During set-up, the second player places the ten tiles face down randomly in a square grid so as to form a continuous shape of their choice. The tiles are flipped color-side up, then the game begins. Taking turns, players...
An abstract strategy game where players compete to score the most points by building, dismantling, and manipulating blocks and towers. Each turn you get three actions to move a single block or an entire tower. Towers especially have a unique movement system allowing a variety of clever plays. You'll earn points for having visible blocks on top, owning...
Extracted from the rule book: "Tower Two" is an abstract strategy board game for two players. You move from dot to dot, horizontally or vertically only, defeating opponent's soldiers (by placing two of your soldiers surrounding one of the opponent's), trying to place two of your soldiers over the opponent's towers. There's two zones per player ("Trenches"...
Towers is a game with elements of chess and checkers, played on an 8X8 board Players start with 15 Towers and one Castellans, with both moving like the chess Rook, and may leap orthogonally over an adjacent piece, landing on the next empty cell. Castellans may additionally step a single cell diagonally, but not to the goal cell, the corner to a player's...