Good Neighbor reference

Good Neighbor referenceThe name of the game comes from the unique scoring style in which your total score is added to your neighbors score. So you want your neighbor (the player to your left) to score well, but not too well. Points are scored by all players moving a single white peg around the board, capturing colored pegs. The starting array of pegs is random, so the game is a new challenge every time. This Alexander Randolph creation has been published in Europe under

It’s said that this game is much older

you approach the end game with confidence

either in a line or forming a square

The players have asymmetrical forces and different goals

As the game continues

but has been out of print for decades in America

Spectra is a small format game using logic similar to the game of Nim

but when European colonists first recorded it in the 1850s

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Average game time is 20 minutes

Through this simple choice

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