Trianglos (from triangle + LOS (Line of Sight)) is an abstract strategy game for two players: Black and White. It is played on the hexes (cells) of an initially empty hexagonal board. The recommended board size is 6 cells per side, although boards of 5 and 7 cells per side are also supported. Each player has an ample supply of stones of their own color....
Dinosaurs reside on the modular hexagons of the super-continent Pangaea. Each hex can only support a certain number of animals. Not only that, the continent is splitting up with parts of the land disappearing and new lands emerging elsewhere. Players try to disperse as widely as is wise while still dominating each continent where they exist. The game ends...
Pangea is the prehistoric one continent world. Each time you open Tribes of Pangea, you will create a new one-continent world to explore. Players seed the world with unknown resources to explore and use them to either build their own infrastructure, or to conquer opponent tribes. Players win by defeating all opponent tribes in Pangea. Victory is usually...
A game based on the Battle of Cannea, Tribun pits two sides against each other in a battle of constantly shifting pieces. You start out with a Tribun and several stacks of soldiers of varied heights. You can then move, combine, or split your stacks - or attack an opponent's stack. Movement, attack range, and power are each dependent on the height of the...
Summary: - Trigahex is a strategic abstract card game for 2-6 players. - Play individually or in a team. - Suitable for ages 8+. - Players can choose the length of play by deciding how many Hexagons win the game (1, 2 or 3). Approximately 10 minutes - 40 minutes. The Playing Cards: Trigahex includes three Triangle coloured decks of cards (54 x Red, 54 x...
Trike is a combinatorial abstract strategy game for two players. The game revolves around setting traps, dismantling opponent traps, and maneuvering a shared piece into your own trap to win. Trike has high clarity due to the simple movement protocol, singular win condition, low branching factor, and easy-to-read board state. However, Trike is dramatic...
Trings is an abstract game played on an hexagonal grid, each player starting with three kinds of pieces : 4 rings, 4 pipes and 4 pins. The pin fits into the pipe which fits into the ring. The aim of the game is to complete four "Towers" : a pin within a pipe within a ring, outside of the starting positions. Rules Red starts, then turns alternate. In his...
Tripen' is a two-player game played on a regular hexagonal board with an odd number of cells per side. The perimeter of the board is divided into two red and two blue segments, all of equal length, alternating in color. Each segment starts at a corner cell and ends at the middle cell of an adjacent side. The board is initially empty. Tripen is an acronym...
Set in the 21st century, the map depicts the inner Solar system out to Jupiter. Scenarios involve racing, pirating, invasions, and a few others. Movement involves vector mechanics. Players plot courses using a grease pencil on the map and use fuel to accelerate a maximum of one each turn. Planets and moons are used to modify the trajectory. There are a...
Triplexity, and its sisters Triple-Triplexity, Duple, Double-Duple, and Monotony, were created in 1984. The designers had been playing Go, but couldn't find a balanced way to play three. So they created a grid composed of triangles laid into a hexagon shape, and designed Triplexity. Stones are played on the intersections of the grid-lines. The object of...
Here is a thoroughly accurate recreation of Greek and Roman naval warfare in the heyday of ramming and boarding. A Tactical Game of Ancient Naval Warfare Trireme is actually 15 games in one; fleet and ship to ship games of varying complexity levels plus 11 scenario game, ranging in time-spans of 494 BC through 370 AD. You control individual ships that...