Unánimo ("Unanimous") is a mental connection game. What's the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of a vacation? The beach? The sun lounger? Do you think others would think the same? A fun game for the whole family to test the connection you have or don't have! Ideal for working on group cohesion, expanding vocabulary and getting to know...
Uncertainty Principle is a quick-playing original abstract game played on an 8x8 grid board. The starting position is an empty board. The objective is to end the game with the most stones or markers of the player's color. The uncertainty principle demonstrated by game play is that a player may choose the location of their next move but not the type of...
A weathered logbook discovered in a forgotten archive. Believed to date back to the 15th century, this logbook holds one year's worth of records —exotic ports and rare goods found while sailing across the world, strange creatures, and breathtaking sights. You become the owner of this logbook, unrecorded by history, retracing a forgotten year-long voyage....
If we are able to maintain the health and diversity of our garden, then it will fill up with life and become a refuge for fascinating creatures. Hummingbirds and bees are the first to arrive, filling the air with color and movement, but if we stop and observe with more attention, we will discover a hidden and unknown world: tiny inhabitants abound in the...
Une Nounou en fer ("An Iron Nanny") is a board game for all the family. All players are babies that do not want to stay at bed, and want to cross the room to eat candies. They will have to find their path through lying on the ground toys, avoiding dirty diapers and bad tricks from others players. And most of all, be careful of the nanny that will try to...
Our first party game!!: Unicorns Love Rainbows! They also love Cupcakes, sometimes they love both. Help Unicorns find Rainbows, Cupcakes, or both in this fun and funny party game! The players each draw a card then act out their card to other players to make those connections. Link a hungry Unicorn with a Cupcake and you both score a point! Find a Rainbow...
Unify is a simple unification game. It is the sister game to Coalesce. Components 1 Hexagonal board, size 5 36 Black pieces 30 White pieces Contract phase Player 1 places any number of black pieces on the board. Player 2 chooses to play Coalesce (Black) or Divide (White). Play Players alternate playing stones, starting with Divide. If Coalesce connects all...
Unlur, the winner of the 2002 Unequal Forces Game Design Competition (sponsored by About Board Games, Abstract Games Magazine, and the Strategy Gaming Society), is an abstract strategy game played on a hexagon-shaped tessellation of hexagons with eight hexagons on each side. Unlur is also a game of unequal forces -- each player has a different objective....
Unravel is a two-player game played on a square board of any size, initially empty. The top and bottom board edges are colored red. The left and right edges are colored blue. The two players, Red and Blue, take turns placing their own checkers onto unoccupied squares, one checker per turn, starting with Red. Both players will always have a placement...
In this one to two player game you construct a city with cards, complete with roads, bike paths and subways. Once your city is constructed you equip your driver by spending points you earned building your city, then race around delivering food. In the solo game with a definite win lose condition. You need to deliver a certain number of orders in the number...
V1RUS: Roll & Write is a strategic city-building game set in a near-future world threatened by a rapidly spreading viral outbreak. Players take on the role of city planners working to develop safe, functional districts while the virus unpredictably spreads through different zones of the map. The theme focuses on balancing growth and safety, where every new...
Introduction:Vadus (from Gothic: Waddjus, meaning "wall") is a board game for two players: Black and White. It is played on the intersections 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 in their own color. Definitions: A group is a maximal set of connected stones...