Abstract played on a board of 5 x 5 squares. Each player has thick, wooden tiles that cover 1, 2 or 3 linear squares plus three neutral tiles. The tiles score 1, 5 or 10 points respectively, with the neutrals worth zero. Like Domain, Cathedral and others, players alternate to fill up the lowest "level" of the game board. The last player to play on the...
From the author of Continuo, a two player game of "who can legally play the last stick?" Includes a wooden round board with triangles inscribed in a large hexagon, plus rules in English, Spanish, German and French. Each player has thirteen sticks, and takes a turn laying a stick touching any other stick of his color along the sides of the inscribed...
Stick it is a family friendly, abstract, tile-placement game where players are strategically placing stickers on a water bottle and a phone. Players earn points in several ways as they create set collections of stickers. Stick it has 100 unique sticker illustrations that feature designs in 15 different categories. There is something for everyone in this...
"Pop Pop Pop Pop Pop Pop! Stick this suction cups to the translucent honeycomb board and try to get six in a row before your opponent! Start with a giant clear playing board, then start strategizing. You’ll be sticking here and sticking there as you lay out a few options to Stick Six of your own, all while blocking the other players. Whether it’s in a...
Stigmergy is a drawless territory game for two players: Black and White. It is played on the spaces (cells) of an initially empty hexagonal grid of hexagons (board). Stigmergy is based on Michał Zapała's Tumbleweed. DefinitionsTwo stones, or a stone and an empty cell, see each other if they lie on the same straight line of adjacent cells and there are no...
Stitched Art: Create your own master pieces by stitching together different art works. Creating artworks with all their matching pieces or all from different designs gives you the best score. The game contains 6 different art designs, and 2 sets of each. The art designs are divided up into 4 x 4 tile pieces. Each player starts the game with one piece of a...
In Stone Garden (枯山水, which also translates as "rock garden" or "Japanese rock garden"), players are gardeners attempting to make the most aesthetic garden by placing tiles of sand and moss side by side on their respective garden boards. When meditating by one's garden, virtue points are earned that can be spent on favorite rocks to elevate the garden...
Designer/Publisher's Description: The object of Stonewall is to race your opponents from your starting point to your diagonally opposite corner of a 144 square grid board and back again by the roll of the dice. Every time you move you may place one wall piece of any length (single,double or triple)on the playing board to help your path or hinder your...
Abstract game wherein players are to place five tiles in a row. Tiles are drawn randomly from the bag. On a turn, a player may -- Draw a tile from a bag, with the player's color face-up. Rotate a tile. Remove one of your own tiles from the board, and any single tiles created from this action are removed. Change the color of a tile, provided the player has...
Stop-Gate is a two-player game of perfect information. It can be played on a board or as a paper and pencil game. As a board game, the game uses a checkerboard and a set of dominoes. As pencil and paper game, players can take turns coloring in squares on a grid (there is no capturing or movement, so there is no need to erase anything during the game)....