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Snekagon

Snekagon

2020·Adam Španěl

2 players
5 - 10 min

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Snekagon is a 7-turn abstract perfect information game about building snakes. The goal of the game is to create a snake longer than your opponent by placing tiles of various shapes. On your turn, you can place one tile either so that it doesn't touch any other tile, thus creating a new snake. The other option is to place the tile so that it touches some of your other tiles - this way, you make one of your snakes grow. You can even connect two of your snakes this way!

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About Snekagon

From BoardGameGeek:

Snekagon is a 7-turn abstract perfect information game about building snakes. The goal of the game is to create a snake longer than your opponent by placing tiles of various shapes. On your turn, you can place one tile either so that it doesn't touch any other tile, thus creating a new snake. The other option is to place the tile so that it touches some of your other tiles - this way, you make one of your snakes grow. You can even connect two of your snakes this way!

Designer

Adam Španěl

Publisher

MATY MOVES

Categories

Abstract Strategy

Mechanics

Network and Route BuildingTile Placement
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