Overlord is a "2 player game of pure 3D strategy". The game is played on a 7x9 board with a crenellated wall located on the middle row between the two players. Both players have 14 pieces located in the back 2 rows on each side of the wall and attempt to capture the opponents pieces by landing on top of them. Pieces move and stack in various ways, and the...
An asymmetric strategy game based on Britain’s answer to the West Virginia Mothman sightings. The game can be played using pieces from a chess and checkers set. Owlman is an abstract strategy game with unequal forces, based on a loose theme of cryptozoological investigation. The Owlman side has just one piece (a black knight) which starts in the upper left...
Contents: 12 pieces per side; each with O on one side, X on the other. The board starts with each player having 6 pieces in play; 3 with each symbol. Each turn, a player brings a new piece into play, or moves a piece a distance exactly equal to the number of pieces they own matching that symbol. At the end of a move the piece is flipped to show the...
Ozeango is a two-player only game inspired by chess. Two players use their six sea creatures in a 4x4 grid to try to capture the other player's animals and checkmate their Octopus. Once a player has captured an opponents animal, they can use it in their team. Each animal has a different way it can move around the grid. —user summary Checkmate the king of...
The aim of the game is that the Scotties circle the stag so that he can no longer make a move. If the stag succeeds in breaking through the Scotties, he has won because the Scotties are not allowed to go backwards. —description from the publisher This Fox and Hounds variant for up to five players was available for customers of the Danish supermarket chain...
You are the spirit of a pond, and spring has come once again! On each of 20 days (turns), roll the two animal dice and two organ dice, then use any or all of the dice once each to take actions – placing animals and bestowing organs upon them, moving your focus from animal to animal, and using their organs to have them think, spot food, eat it, and mate!...
Paco Ŝako (Esperanto words for "peace chess": pronounce "PAH-tso SHAH-ko" = /'pat͡so 'ʃako/ IPA) is a form of chess created to be an expression of peace, friendship and collaboration. The aim is to find, through strategic gameplay, a way to "embrace" the other player's king. The game represents a constructive conversation or development in which the two...
You play Pacru on a board consisting of a grid of nine tiles by nine tiles, divided into nine "borderlands". The game centers on the interaction between pieces (four each) and tiles. The board starts with neutral tiles in each position and as the game progresses you replace the tiles with your own color by moving across borders. As you gain more tiles in a...
In Pactopolis (City of deals), players represent 4 leading industries that have been tasked by the Council of the lands (Aka - the government) with developing a vast natural land area consisting of various types of terrain (mountains, forests, lakes, grasslands, meadows and the sea). In a game with asymmetric information - each industry has their own needs...
In Paddy, you transform the landscape by creating terraces of rice paddies in the mountains of southeast Asia. On each turn, you decide what type of tile to add to the paddy and whether to place it in the day or night half. With each new tile, the paddy grows and adapts to the flow of water, preparing the ground for your species to thrive. While you...
This is a placement game played on a 9 x 9 grid. The grid is a repeating pattern of 3 different colors, yours, your opponent’s and a neutral color. Your goal is to create patterns using your pieces to score points. If the patterns are made by pieces on your colored squares, you score more points. Patterns enclosing larger areas or shapes score more points....