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In this Section, 35 games / 6 pages: |
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and for inclusion in the annual "Games 100" list of the best games. These games have been honored by Games' reviews through the years. Reviews reprinted by permission. |
Larger image ofQuintillions (49K) Memory matching game 12-in-a-row contest |
QUINTILLIONS®
Games magazine's "Golden Oldies" list, 1995. (Read the reviews.) This is our No. 1 game, and the one that launched the
company. The 12 lasercut, hand-polished maple blocks, 13/16" unit cube size, are all the different shapes 5 cubes can make when
joined in a flat plane ("solid pentominoes"). Illustrated
booklet of 80 pages has the most comprehensive collection of
activities for the set ever published, much original material
including 2-D and 3-D puzzles and 5 competitive games. The
pieces feel very good to the touch. They could become a
lifetime avocation. For 1 to 4 players, ages 6 to adult. |
Larger image of Kaliko (49K) and brief history |
KALIKOTM ...created by Titus and Schensted
Sorry, Kaliko is temporarily out of stock. Please check back later as we are making more. |
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TRIANGOESTM from an idea by Manuel Garcia
This is one of our larger creations, over 6 years in development. One and two right isosceles triangles form squares, parallelograms, and triangles in every combination of 5 colors, making for 80 unique, handfitted acrylic tiles. The booklet provides hundreds
of progressively more intricate puzzles plus rules for 15 games. The two-sided vinyl gameboard is a colorful 13x36" banner with rod and cord
ready to hang. For 1 to 10 players, ages 8 to adult.
Triangoes appeared on Games magazine's 1988
list of the year's best games. Here's the review. Larger image (35.3K) of Triangoes game set |
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QUANTUMTM created by Peter Aleff
A Games 100 selection, 1985 (review). First published in 1984, Quantum has been a Kadon exclusive since 1987. In Quantum, Peter introduced a unique random-start idea: shake the contoured board to scatter the weighted counters to land where they may. There are two different games to play: connect opposite sides of the board with your 10 pieces, or capture the 4 central cups. The pieces first fall blank side up. Reverse them as you play to reveal their true character and strengths: circles move one step at a time; stars stride along like chess queens. Peter's website tells the whole story of the game's conceptual roots. Genuine mahogany frame holds the 10½" molded playing tray. For 2 to 4 players, ages 10 to adult. |
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