Abstract Strategy Games: Chess, Go, Hex, Chinese Checkers, Abalone, Alquerque, Nine Men s Morris, Tic-Tac-Toe, Pente, Shogi, Solved Game (Paperback) - Livres de poche

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 254. Chapters: Chess, Go, Hex, Chinese checkers, Abalone, Alquerque, Nine Men's Morris, Tic-tac-toe, Pente, Shogi, Solved game, Xiangqi, Reversi, Phutball, Strategy game, Gomoku, Dots and Boxes, Stratego, Shatranj, Fanorona, Five Field Kono, Halma, International draughts, Mak-yek, L game, Parcheesi, Shannon switching game, Ko shogi, Tafl games, Arimaa, TwixT, Computer shogi, Heian shogi, Hive, Camelot, Go variants, Janggi, DVONN, Mastermind, Makruk, Pasang, Chaturanga, List of abstract strategy games, Plateau, Courier chess, Lines of Action, Tantrix, Italian Damone, Fidchell, Khet, Connect6, Rithmomachy, Blokus, Computer Othello, Ataxx, Jungle, Morabaraba, Game of the Amazons, Ploy, Black Box, Domineering, Chopsticks, Tuknanavuhpi, Bul, Chadarangam, Quoridor, Chaturaji, Fox games, Rimau-rimau, Chomp, Dablot Prejjesne, Kharbaga, Hijara, Awithlaknannai Mosona, M,n,k-game, Cathedral, Tiers, Palago, ZÈRTZ, Rhumb Line, Mojo, Crossings, Jarmo, Komikan, Sittuyin, Terrace, So Long Sucker, Sua Ghin Gnua, Catch the Hare, Spectrangle, Cram, Mozaic, Ringo, Salta, Priyome, Tamerlane chess, Breakthru, Gess, Pah Tum, Renju, Ponte del Diavolo, Martian chess, Dash-guti, GIPF project, Hare games, Ali Guli Mane, Continuo, Great train robbery board game, Kolowis Awithlaknannai, Konane, YINSH, Awithlaknakwe, Lau kata kati, Gounki, Luzhanqi, Zamma, Leap Frog, Bagh-Chal, Brax, Bizingo, Bagh bandi, Sher-bakar, Death Stacks, Kamisado, Indian and jackrabbits, Wali, Egara-guti, Dala, Buga-shadara, Gol-skuish, Kotu Ellima, Felli, Cinc Camins, Pretwa, Sixteen Soldiers, TZAAR, Epaminondas, Sequence, Terra Nova, Tiger and buffaloes, Breakthrough, Meurimueng-rimueng-do, Ricochet Robot, Blue & Gray, Bear games, Square chess, Main Tapal Empat, Neutron, Teeko, Fetaix, Bulls and cows, Entropy, Astar, Crosstrack, Rumis, EinStein würfelt nicht!, Demala diviyan keliya, Boku, SOS, Picaria, Peralikatuma, Liberian Queah, Toads and Frogs, Aadu puli attam, Chowka bhara, Havannah, Tiger game played with forty, Qubic, Stadium Checkers, Simpei, Adugo, Four Field Kono, Len Choa, Hat diviyan keliya, Tant Fant, TAMSK, Lotus, Three Musketeers, Paper Soccer, Trax, Conspirateurs, Alea evangelii, Quantum, Kaooa, Watermelon Chess, Achi, Kensington, Quarto, Ming Mang, Choko, Andantino, Tapatan, Shax, Shisima, Tsoro Yematatu, Score Four, Stay Alive, No Stress Chess, *Star, Agon, Emergo, Skirrid, Games played with Go equipment, Mlynek, Breakscore, Dodgem, Gonnect, Focus, Clobber, Irensei, High Jump, Spot: The Video Game, Hare and Hounds, Santorini, Pueblo, Gobblet, Yoté, Pulijudam, Sz'Kwa, Kruzno, Freedom game, Blockade, Jul-Gonu, Black Path Game, Nations: A Simulation Game in International Politics, Verso Recto, Pentago, Surakarta, Burosh, Carat, PÜNCT, Connection game, Clans, Ta Yü, Take It Easy, Nine Holes, Butterfly, Leopard hunt game, Hexplode, Pong Hau K'i, Permainan-Tabal, Dao, Sáhkku, Capture Go, Supermind, Makonn, Malefiz, Oshi, Fire and Ice, Isola, Vector, Da Vinci's Challenge, Posse: Thirteen Against One, Pylos, Accasta, Contigo, Fields of Action. Excerpt: Ko shogi (¿¿¿ or ¿¿¿ 'wide (elephant) chess') is a large-board variant of shogi, or Japanese chess. The game dates back to the turn of the 18th century and is based on xiangqi and go as well as shogi. Credit for its invention has been given to Confucian scholar Ogyu Sorai. Unlike standard shogi, pieces may not be dropped back into play after being captured. Promotion rules are complex, and the fates of se...