Dipole
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A stacking game played on an
ordinary checkerboard.
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Exxit
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A boardless game played using
hex tiles, where the board enlarges as you play.
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Fanorona
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A traditional (but unusual!)
capturing game from Madagascar.
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| Gobblet |
Something like four-in-a-row,
but played with "goblets" that
nest like russian dolls
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| Hex |
The original connection game,
played on a hex board. |
| Hive |
A boardless game played using
hex tiles with an insect theme. |
| Lines of
Action |
The classic connection game,
only a checkerboard needed to play. |
| Trax |
A classic boardless abstract,
played with just one type of tile.
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| Tablut |
The Viking Game.
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| Traboulet |
A marble pushing game with a
clever board mechanic.
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Truchet
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A stacking game based on Truchet
tiles
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| Tumblingdown |
A fast moving stacking game,
with a mechanic similar to Exxit |
| Plateau |
A capturing and stacking game,
played with some concealed information.
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| Pünct |
A connection game played on a
hex board with tri-ominoes. |
| Yinsh |
Superficially like othello,
but much more strategic. |
Volcano
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A terrific puzzle of a game,
played with Icehouse pieces.
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| Zèrtz |
A capturing game, played on an
always-shrinking board.
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