Pieces move based on the number of pieces along a line of movement. The object is to gather all your pieces in to one connected whole.
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abdekker |
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Excellent game which can be hard to analyse because the board changes with each move
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captncavern |
2 |
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CDRodeffer |
2 |
Lines of Action is a fantastic game, a classic. I used to play it quite a bit with my wife, but haven't recently.
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CleverHunk |
2 |
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conillet |
2 |
One of the best abstracts, a modern classic. The uncertainty whether hitting is good or bad is pure genius.
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dadalo |
2 |
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dave_doma |
2 |
The most elegant goal and the most intriguing game play. Simple and deep. Just perfect.
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goulo |
2 |
I am feeling more and more respect toward this modern classic. And it's easy to teach people.
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Helix |
2 |
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Joe_Hill |
2 |
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Kerry |
2 |
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Lama |
2 |
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MagicJohn |
2 |
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molnar |
2 |
It's definitely good. Right now, I'll take as many games as I can get.
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mzmzmz |
2 |
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neilb |
2 |
This is one of the games that I keep wanting to come back to here.
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pinkpan |
2 |
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ratpfink |
2 |
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tommynomad2 |
2 |
One of the truly great modern abstracts.
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aarondesk |
1 |
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Mandrel |
1 |
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nycavri |
1 |
A deserved classic.
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Zugzwang |
1 |
+1, but +2 with the 9x9 "Black Hole", computer/cheater busting variant: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/775959/black-hole
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anirtak |
-1 |
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