Board Game Search Results
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 Scopa Price Unavailable | Scopa is a traditional Italian card game (actually a family of card games that includes Scopone, Scopetta, and Scopone Scientifico) played in regions of Italy for over 400 years. The game is playe... | |
 Bagh Chal Price Unavailable | Bagh Chal is a traditional abstract game that is popular in Nepal. The name roughly translates to "Tigers Moving". It is an abstract strategy game with an asymmetric setup, i.e. a different number ... | |
 Surakarta Price Unavailable | A strategy game originating in Java. The game includes circular paths which loop around the corners of the board. In order to make a capture, a piece must loop around one or more of the circular path... | |
 GOITA Price Unavailable | Japanese chessmen cardgame Goita is a highly addictive partnership card game that blends skill and chance. Goita is played by four players who form two pairs. Aim of the game is t... | |
 Chaturanga Price Unavailable | Published in GAMES Magazine, January/February 1981 issue, page 22 (with original rules on page 68) as "a gambling game 1,500 years ahead of its time." R. Wayne Schmittberger adapted the rules for st... | |
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 Bizingo Price Unavailable | Each player controls 18 pieces - 16 men and two captains. The aim is to surround the opponent and to reduce the opponent to two pieces. | |
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 Yoté Price Unavailable | Yote is a traditional African capturing game in the Checkers family. It's played on a 5x6 board with 12 pieces per player and no standard setup, instead the players take turns placing their stones.... | |
 The Game of Crown and Anchor Price Unavailable | ||
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 Fanorona Price Unavailable | Fanorona is a classical two-person strategic abstract game that comes from the island of Madagascar and is still popular there today. It is played on a rectangular board made up of two Alquerque boar... | |
 Queen's Guard Price Unavailable | Queen's Guard , a.k.a. Agon , is played on a hexagonal board, comprised of 91 smaller hexagons, six to each side of the board. The central hex is known as the throne; most Agon boards feature alt... | |
 Konane Price Unavailable | A traditional Hawaiian game. From Katie Harris's review: The gameboard is made up of rows and columns, like a checkerboard. However, you can have as many rows and columns as you would like (and... | |
 Hasami Shogi Price Unavailable | Hasami shogi is a traditional Japanese game played on a shogi-ban, i.e., a 9×9 grid of spaces, using the fhuyo ("pawns") from a shogi set (and as such this game should not be considered a Sho... | |
 Puluc Price Unavailable | Played by the Ketchi Indians of Guatamala. The game is played on a board of 21 spaces in a straight row. Each player has five warrior pieces. The object is to attempt to capture all of the opposing w... | |
 Yut Nori Price Unavailable | A race game which originated in ancient Korea. The 29 spaces on the board form a cross inside a circle. The spaces on the circle at the four intersections with the arms of the cross have special func... |