The defender (Swiss soldiers) may place his 6 red pawns in the middle square (fortress) at his discretion on the black squares. The 24 attackers position themselves at the bottom edge of the 4 outer squares, on the 6 lowest black squares. The defender may move his pawns forward and backward on the black squares and must capture enemy pawns by jumping over...
In this strategic race for survival, sneaky rabbits wield lethal carrots in calculated attacks - from the back! Roll the die and move around the board trying to reach other players from behind to remove them from the game. Pick up a carrot to add to your roll or hop in the rabbit hole to save yourself - temporarily. Watch your back. Avoid attack. The last...
An abstract game played on a 5x5 grid. Each player has one pawn that they will use to build and claim stacks as well as block their opponent from doing the same. The goal is to be the first player to claim 4 three-high stacks or be the player with the most stacks when no further moves can be made. The rules of Stac are quite simple: 1) On your turn, move...
Stack-a-Cash is 3-in-a-row style game played with coins. The game was made as a challenge to see if a game could be made to fit on one side of a business card. To play the game you need a 3x3 board and six coins. You need 2 large, 2 medium, and 2 small coins. Denominations are irrelevant. One player plays heads, the other plays tails. All six coins are...
Stack Tactics is a abstract strategy game for 2 or 4 players where the goal is to capture the other opponents chips. This is done by stacking more chips than your opponent on a square. Using 4 dice per turn, you execute your strategy by choosing what chips to move, where to move them and how big to make your stacks. 4-player allows unique co-operative...
Stacked! is a quick, co-op game set in a mystical vanishing library. Players must answer customer questions (using IRL library digital resources) while making sure the library doesn't fill up with unshelved books. It was created as a tool to use during digital library workshops at Auckland Libraries. Summary Stacked! is a cooperative game in which the...
The Stacking Trilogy is a game anthology featuring three of Dieter Stein's early signature stacking games. It includes the following three titles: Abande - Add your piece or move them onto adjacent enemy stack while keeping all stacks connected throughout the game. Attangle - Trap your opponent's pieces from two different directions and beneath your...
Stacks is a fast-playing, abstract tactical game for two players. The game is played on a 5 x 5 grid (25 spaces in total). Each player gets 10 playing pieces either in red or black. Your pieces start on stacks of 2 on your own home spaces, adjacent to the main playing grid. In each turn, a player can move one or more of their pieces across the board. The...
Stackup is a two player abstract strategy game played on a trigonal grid board. One player uses white pieces and the other uses black. Players place and stack pieces to form a multi level structure, aiming to have the majority of their color visible on the highest completed level at the end of the game. Each player has pieces in two different lengths...
Stairs is a stacking game consisting of a simple rule set. The goal is to place your piece higher than your opponent. All the turn player has to do is basically move one of their pieces to the adjacent space. However, the player must move it to exactly one level higher than before the move. The player must also move the piece on the lowest stack that can...
Each player starts with three stacks of three disks in the player's color. Each stack contains a small, medium, and large disk. Players take turns moving one of their disks onto a 4X4 grid or onto the top of a stack in the grid or from one stack or place in the grid to another. Players must move a disk that is on a grid space or on top of a stack. Players...
This is a kind of chess game on the three-dimensional game board which has to be assembled from cardboard components before the first game. The winning condition is to either reach the highest square of the field ("throne") with the king or to check-mate the opponent's king. Other player's pawns cannot be eliminated, though. Besides the king, the "pawns"...