About this game
Ever find yourself stuck somewhere where you'd kill for something to do for a couple of hours. How many games of Tic-Tac-toe can you play? This book gives rules and example games for one hundred games. There are a few old favorites. Some are board game adaptations for the paper and pencil world, and there a many new creations by the author. The book has 10 pages of graph paper in the back for "gameboards". All you need is a pen. A partial list of the games that appear in this book include: Nim Fox and Geese Paper Halma Supermill Killer Beans Dead Sheep Infection Dance of Numbers Billiards Robot War Numeri Published in 2002.
Does it fit your group?
- Group size. Works with 1 to 4. It has a designed solo mode.
- Rules load. At 2.0/5 this is a mid-weight game — expect a proper rules explanation before you start.
- Age. The publisher suggests 5 and up. That rates the rules rather than the artwork, so judge the box yourself for younger players.