SuDoku Hex! is a print-and-play game offered by Reiner Knizia. This is a game with a board consisting of seven sets of size seven hexes on which tiles numbered 1-7 are randomly place on each set. Then players take turns placing numbered tiles onto the board with the restriction that no repeating digits are allowed in any direction, like a sudoku puzzle....
Race against your opponent to form Sudoku! This version of Sudoku pits two players against each other in a contest to see who can form Sudoku first on the board by sliding chips. The "Sudoku Slide" is a 2 players game. Players must race to see which one can arrange the tiles in "Sudoku" order - one of each, none repeated in 5 vertical columns and 5...
Taisen, a Japanese word for Great Battle. Now you know ... But are you ready? Are you ready for the Great Battle of Sudoku! 4x4 grid with 432 ways to play and you are the puzzle! In Sudoku Taisen 4x4, it is much more challenging to complete your grid because you are sharing 8 squares (shared squares are called Taisen Square) with your opponent(s). Your...
Taisen, a Japanese word for Great Battle. Now you know ... But are you ready? Are you ready for the Great Battle of Sudoku! Sudoku Taisen is a true multi-player sudoku game. 6x6 grid with 1,000+ ways to play and you are the puzzle! In Sudoku Taisen 6x6, it is much more challenging to complete your grid because you are sharing 8 squares (shared squares are...
From the nine fields of the Sudoku Moyo board, each player receives four areas. The remaining field is a common area, which is filled at the beginning of the game. Then each player in turn, sets numbers into his own areas, according to the Sudoku rules: in each field, each line and each column, each number may occur only once. Each player tries to block...
Sudoku goes Classic consists of four games that are reimplementations of classic abstract strategy games in which Sudoku-type rules constrain movement and placement of pieces. The games are Halma (Chinese checkers on a square grid), Vierer (4-in-a-row), Revers (Reversi/Othello), and Score (Attaxx). Game components consist of a 6x6 grid, 36 double-sided...
User summary 双六丸忍法帖 畳地獄 (Sugorokumaru Ninpoutyou TATAMIJIGOKU) means "NINJA girl in TATAMI INFERNO" in English. Sugorokumaru Ninpoutyou TATAMIJIGOKU is roll-and-move style board game for two players. There are 18 cards placed on the table, forming a triangle. Each of these squares represents a tatami, Japanese flooring material made of woven straw, and has...
A Suite Night is a quick and relaxing card game in which neighbours compete to claim floors in a luxurious high-rise residence. On your turn, choose to play one card, play two cards, or pass. Place Suite cards into their matching rooms, add Relaxing cards for points, and use special cards to create valuable combinations—or cause trouble for your...
SUM8 is a two player tile based, puzzle-like strategy game with a rearrangeable board, unique tile design and extreme re-playability. The gameplay is simple: you play against your opponent, each player starting with 8 tiles. In alternating moves you create circles and then eventually '8's in a puzzle like sequence to score points to victory, but don't give...
Sumendi (from Basque: sumendi, meaning “volcano”) is a territorial game for two players: Black and White. It is played on the hexes (cells) of an initially empty hexagonal board. The recommended size is 6 cells per side, although boards of size 5 or 7 are also valid. Each player has access to a sufficient supply of pieces of their own color. During the...
Sumigi is a fast, strategic card game that turns addition into an exciting race of logic, memory, and tactical disruption. Players work with blue Addend cards and red Sum cards. On each turn, they decide whether to declare a valid mathematical set, disrupt an opponent with an attack card, or draw to strengthen their hand. The core of the game revolves...
SUMMATION: Sum of X is a fun math card game for 2 to 7 players. Your goal is simple: be the 1st to get rid of all your cards. Each round starts with a 'Target X'. On your turn, starting with the current 'Active Card', play 1-5 cards to make equation equal to 'X'. The last card you play becomes the new 'Active Card' for the next player. If no operators is...