Alex Barnes-Keoghan
@albarkeo.bsky.social
Illustrator//Creator
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Hobby boardgame designer from Australia with a background in UX Design, Learning Resources and Natural History Illustration. Mechanical pencil collector
volcanique.rocks
mechanicalpencil.art
albarkeo.com
✎﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏
Hobby boardgame designer from Australia with a background in UX Design, Learning Resources and Natural History Illustration. Mechanical pencil collector
volcanique.rocks
mechanicalpencil.art
albarkeo.com
I'd say it works best with 2 or 4 players, the 3 player version works well though could be a little awkward to teach non-gamers
February 18, 2025 at 4:58 AM
I'd say it works best with 2 or 4 players, the 3 player version works well though could be a little awkward to teach non-gamers
Absolutely! Everyone starts from a corner square and can only extend out their pieces by touching a corner of one of their previously placed pieces, placing one at a time...that's it!
Lots of emphasis on blocking (surprise suprise), might be a little "mean" for some people depending on your crowd
Lots of emphasis on blocking (surprise suprise), might be a little "mean" for some people depending on your crowd
February 18, 2025 at 4:58 AM
Absolutely! Everyone starts from a corner square and can only extend out their pieces by touching a corner of one of their previously placed pieces, placing one at a time...that's it!
Lots of emphasis on blocking (surprise suprise), might be a little "mean" for some people depending on your crowd
Lots of emphasis on blocking (surprise suprise), might be a little "mean" for some people depending on your crowd