In this original and distinct game expanding from the world of XIG: The Four Elements, players challenge each other to complete a Sorcerers Sword while battling to control the rings of the four elements: Earth, Fire, Water, and Air. Each player begins the game with 36 shuffled tiles. Each tile is potentially a piece of their sword which requires only 30...
XIG is a tile-laying game where players try to be the first to complete their own pathway - based on one of four elements: Earth, Water, Fire, and Air - as quickly as possible by laying down puzzle-piece style tiles. There are also cards that can help you advance or hinder your opponent. The pathways are sold in complete sets, and booster packs of cards...
XIG is a tile-laying game where players try to be the first to complete their own pathway - based on one of four elements: Earth, Water, Fire, and Air - as quickly as possible by laying down puzzle-piece style tiles. There are also cards that can help you advance or hinder your opponent. The pathways are sold in complete sets, and booster packs of cards...
XOBrainer is advanced type of five-in-a-row that can be played by two persons or two teams in which the object of the game is to get five-in-a-row in either shape (Xs or Os) or color (green or red), using both your pieces and those of your opponents. One team has 24 green Xs and 8 pink Xs, while the other team has the reverse: 24 pink Os and 8 green Os....
Xochimilco is the game of floating gardens. Learn the ancient system of creating "chinampas," avoid the dangerous "Ahuizotl," a wicked sea monster, or discover the "Axolotl," another marvelous and benevolent aquatic creature. By placing tiles and workers, navigate the canals to lead your workers to flower gardens, craft workshops, or fishing in the lake's...
From the designer's website: Xochintlan means 'garden' in Nahuatl, former language of the Aztecs. If this game existed 600 years ago I bet you it would have been a real hit on the Mexican High Plateau. In the deep Mexican Country The Human live surrounded by animals. The Monkeys (Ozomatli), the Lizards (Cuetzpallin) and the Birds (Quetzalli) try to settle...
Xodd is a drawless connection and territory game for two players: Black and White. It is played on the intersections (points) of an initially empty square grid (board). The suggested board size is between 9×9 and 14×14. Both players must have access to a sufficient supply of black and white stones. Black plays first, then turns alternate. On your turn...
The game is a variation of TicTacToe. Players play six games and score points. There are 16 ceramic tiles one inch square. 4 black with “X”, 4 black with “XO”, 4 white with “X” and 4 white with “XO”. There are no tiles with just “O”. Players score points by making a line of three tiles of same color (25 pts), 3 Xs or 3 XOs in a line of two colors (50 pts)...
Tic-Tac-Toe meets 4 in a Row! A charming little reinterpretation for 2 players ages 8 and up. This giveaway is a teaser to XOXO’s Ludomatic Universe. Have some fun playing around with our logo :) Here’s how it works: Press out the tokens and decide who will play X and who will play O. Now take turns placing one token with your symbol on an empty grid...
A game for 2 to 4 players on a kinetic, ever changing board. The object, to collect 5 unique Tokens Cards and return to the Start Tile before your opponents. A game of logic, on a chaotic board, there is no luck involved (okay, very, very little luck). Just the timing of events created by you and your opponents given the limited options available to the...
To get the highest accumulative score at the end of 3 rounds of play by strategically dropping your tiles in your rack so that they stack up into rows that score horizontally or diagonally but not vertically. On your turn you roll the 4 dice which all have symbols on them. The symbols are cherries, oranges, bells, and dollar signs. If you roll two or more...