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# Here's an overview at a glance of all our gameboards with gorgeous symmetrical grids that form kaleidoscope-like patterns. We've been designing unusual gameboards for years and have noticed a strong preference for complex grids that are artworks in their own right. We've decided to name our style of board design "kaleido-matrix".


# Game of Y--connect the 3 sides of board with your stones   Lemma--create the rules as you play   Kites & Darts--Roger Penrose's two tiles can form non-periodic arrangements and play a glorious strategy game   *Star--connection game of capturing edge spaces and forming 'stars' on unique pentagram grid   The Game of Solomon--4 games on star-shaped grid   Overpass--the game of traveling on other pieces   More or Less--a strategy game of calculated complexity   StarSlide--Slide counters along lines to block further moves   Power of Two--2 splendid games of friendly competition   Six-by-Six--with many unique and in-a-row games and puzzles, including Hmm...   Teleporters--the game of instantaneous space travel   End Point--the game of curved paths and changing-state pieces   Manoover Plus--two-sided boardgame, move pieces into goals   Nine Men's Morris/Fox and Geese   Royal Game of the Goose, with Game of the Labyrinth on other side (deluxe wood edition)   Game of the Labyrinth, with Royal Game of the Goose on other side (deluxe wood edition)   Brace--score by embracing your opponent, with Muhle on reverse of canvas banner   Manoover--move disks into your goal space  

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Any gameboard represents a system, symbolically even a society or web of interrelationships upon which opponents or partners play out the usual human drama of goal-seeking and overcoming of obstacles. Even the simplest grid, the checkerboard, allows for virtually endless possibilities of movement and interaction. More complex arrays, such as spiderwebs and beehives, have an organic element and give a gameboard an inner tension and balance. Look closely at the games listed above and see if you don't become aware of the subtle lines of power hidden within their structure. Like a map or maze, the nodes and connectors lure the players to explore combinations that lead to fortune.

The boards make for very interesting strategy and tactics on their intricate networks of lines. For a shortcut to the description of any of them, just click on its picture.

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