Spurs and Sprockets: Revolutionary Decks is a stand alone game for 2-3 players. It includes 3 new Spurs and Sprockets decks and a new set of rules that will allow players to combine it with the basic Spurs and Sprockets decks to allow for 4, 5 and 6 players to play at the same time. The game decks also include artwork used with the new Flanking rules....
The playing-field of Sqez is a rectilinear array of dots, of any convenient size — but arrays of less than 8 x 8 are too small, and exceptionally large fields may prolong the game needlessly, unless there are many players. The easiest way to make the arrays is to type up rows of full-stops on a typewriter; but it's just possible that somewhere or other you...
INTRODUCTION In SQU, players alternate turns placing stones on the board with the aim of creating the largest ‘squ’, an arrengement of 4 stones in the corners of a square. SQU adds up to the family of other ‘square-creation games’ such as Dakapo (Stephan Miksch) or Quartetto (Artyom Tchebotaryov). It also uses the 1-2-2-2… piece-entering mechanism of...
The goal of Square is the collect points by making squares using pins on a board. Concentration and a bit of tactical insight are the only requirements for this game. Each player gets 30 pins. A 6-sided die determines how many pins you have to use in your turn. You can only build on one square and points are given when a square is finished. All player get...
"The fast-paced aim, launch, and score game!" This a dexterity game with a motorized revolving game board. Players use catapult-style flippers to launch balls into four different 5x5 grids on the board as it spins. Each grid target matches one of the four ball colors. The object of the game is to be the first player to get four balls of his or her color in...
Square Deal is actually a collection of 14 card games that are played with a regular deck of cards except that they are SQUARE. Square cards are ideal for games that are played on a grid such as 5x5 (like Virus vs. Virus), 7x7 (Trapped), 6x6 (Chesstego) and 3x3 (Tic Tac Ten). The square cards not only fit better on most tables, they also lend a symmetry to...
The goal of Square is the collect points by making squares using pins on a board. Concentration and a bit of tactical insight are the only requistions for this game. —description from the publisher (translated) Each player gets 30 pins. A 6-sided die determines how many pins you have to use in your turn. You can only build on one square and points are...
Square Meal is a quick, puzzle-solving race for 2-8 players. In the game, you will flip, rotate, and overlap your three ingredients cards until they form the pattern on your challenge card. When you complete a challenge card, you'll add it to your score pile and immediately begin working on a new one. You'll lose a point each time you pass. To win, you'll...
Square Play is an abstract strategy game played on a board of inset squares. Each player takes turns placing one of seven tokens in the hope of creating a square with four tokens. If they fail in that effort, players take turns moving a token to create either a square with four tokens or a straight line with three, whereupon they can remove an opponent's...
The Squaremino board game is a challenging and addictive abstract game for 2-4 players that uses a unique set of domino-like tiles. Players take turns adding sets and sequences to a public network of tiles, attempting to be the first to play all of their tiles. Players of various skill levels can all enjoy this game as more casual gamers will enjoy a...
Two players move across a simple game board, trying to reach the starting line of the other player and therefore win the game. In each turn, one playing piece (chip) can be moved forward one field. By building majorities on a given line, the other player can be forced to equalize or retreat from his/her position. If that is not possible, the front chip has...
This game is played on a 7×7 grid,with an empty space in the middle. Each player tries to place his checkers-like pieces (single or double) to form a square of any size with single pieces, while preventing his opponent from doing the same (blocking him with double pieces). He does this while avoiding forming a square with his own double pieces. The problem...