GLOBULE is a placement game from Japan that mixes dice, card actions, and Go-Moku style placement of numbered pieces to play three different games. The board and the pieces are in acrylic, and include a North Star piece, the board being the starry skies above you. There is a set of 72 discs' numbered 1-6 three times in four colours. The game also has a d6...
Gloop is a domino-like strategy game for 2-8 players, using special Gloop tiles. The Gloop tiles are a set of 91 square tiles that show every unique way that paths can be drawn between pairs of points on each tile side. Players start by randomly drawing six tiles into their hand, and placing a pair of matching tiles in the centre. Players then take turns...
Glub is a cooperative game in which the mission is to take Jonah to nearest shore, on his way to Ninive. Using the best strategy and your logical reasoning, form as many sequences as possible using the blue tokens. Each sequence gives the team the right to move the Fish in one of the directions indicated by the die. Avoid the nets and make sure that the...
Gnomes at Midnight is a 2-player, light strategy, kind-hearted tabletop board game. Your gnomes come alive at midnight but have to stay hidden out of the shifting moonlight. 3 ways to win: Capture the three toadstools, Bump 3 rival gnomes off the board, or Complete the dance design anywhere on the board. Gnomes can move 1 space in any direction, but they...
いたずらこびととしましまの島 (Itazura kobito to shimashima no shima) is the Japanese title of this game, meaning Naughty Gnomes on Shimashima Island. しましま is Shimashima, meaning Striped, 島 is Shima (sounded like しま) meaning Island. But the publisher has given it a simpler English title 'Gnomes in Burano'. The theme of the game is the rows of coloured houses that need...
By all appearances, Go is just two players taking turns laying stones on a 19×19 (or smaller) grid of intersections. But once its basic rules are understood,Go shows its staggering depth. One can see why many people say it's one of the most elegant brain-burning abstract games in history. Players place one stone at a time on the board at an empty...
"Go-Moku" (Japanese - also spelled "Gomoku") or "wuziqi" (Chinese) is a very old game played with a Go set. The game can also be played on a sheet of graph paper using X's and O's. It is similar in idea to tic-tac-toe, but far greater in scale and complexity. The name means "five points." It is debated whether this game originated in China or Japan, with...
A fast paced game of acquiring matching component cards to make a full knight or dragon. Match up all four cards to make a Knight or Dragon to add to your army. Arm one of your knights or dragons with their magic weapon and slay your opponent's forces. Game includes 126 playing cards and rules. The cards are labeled in English, German, French, and Spanish...
Get together with your friends and have a Soccer match! To honor the Soccer Championship in Africa 2010 the czech author Jirka Mikoláš releases a Soccer card game, that is both easy to learn, quick to play and fun to live through! You can have a friendly match, or get more involved and play through a small championship or a series of matches! Two starter...
The task: Line up four beads. The problem: The rules prevent you from placing the beads where you’d most like to. The upside: Your opponent faces the same problem. The trick: You both have to make sure the board … keeps moving! The objective of the game is nearly the same as in the classic “GoBang” (Five-in-a-Row). Both players take turns placing a bead on...