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BoxOff

BoxOff

2013·Steven Meyers

Videos
9
Creators
5

Mostly reviews and how-to-play. BoxOff is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 4 reviews, 4 how-to-play guides, and 1 unboxings.

1 players
10 - 30 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

BoxOff is a solo abstract strategy game. It rises above the level of a mere puzzle because of its random set-up and user-defined board size. The random set-up makes it like a playing-card solitaire game. The game is played on a rectangular board of any size, as long as it has an even number of squares. 7x8, 8x12, and 12x15 are common sizes. The board is filled with stones or marbles in various colors. For an easy game, use 3 colors. For a game of medium difficulty, use 4 colors. For a difficult game use 5 colors. There must be an even number of each color, because they're going to be removed in pairs. Typically you would use an equal number of each color. A pair of stones of the same color may be removed from the board if the pair define opposite corners of a rectangle that contains no other stones. They could be in a line (a 1xn rectangle) or diagonal corners of a non-linear rectangle. The goal is to remove all the stones. This game was first described in Games Magazine in 2013, and later in the Abstract Games magazine in 2020. There have been electronic versions for iOS and Android. BoxOff is now being published by NewVenture Games in three versions: a board game, peg game, and travel-size.

BoxOff

Watch first

Learn to play

Rapid Rules - How to play BoxOff2:46

Rapid Rules - How to play BoxOff

NewVenture Games

NewVenture Games

Review

Jessica's BoxOff Solo Review10:24

Jessica's BoxOff Solo Review

Gaming with Edo & Jessica

Gaming with Edo & Jessica

Which BoxOff video should I watch?

BoxOff has 9 videos from 5 creators: 4 reviews, 4 how-to-play guides and 1 unboxing. They date from 2023 to July 2026.

To learn the rules, start with "Rapid Rules - How to play BoxOff" by NewVenture Games, which runs 3 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Jessica's BoxOff Solo Review" by Gaming with Edo & Jessica. 4 creators have reviewed it.

All videos

Jessica's BoxOff Solo ReviewReview10:24

Jessica's BoxOff Solo Review

Gaming with Edo & Jessica

Gaming with Edo & Jessica

Rapid Rules - How to play BoxOffHow to play2:46

Rapid Rules - How to play BoxOff

NewVenture Games

NewVenture Games

For fans of solo games, BoxOff is a great challenge for your pattern-recognition skills.How to play7:37

For fans of solo games, BoxOff is a great challenge for your pattern-recognition skills.

NewVenture Games

NewVenture Games

This world-class solo game just got better!How to play3:51

This world-class solo game just got better!

NewVenture Games

NewVenture Games

BoxOff Deluxe Play-Thru!How to play2:41

BoxOff Deluxe Play-Thru!

NewVenture Games

NewVenture Games

Brilliant BoxOff Puzzle Game!Review22:27

Brilliant BoxOff Puzzle Game!

Dual Brain Games

Dual Brain Games

BoxOff Peg Edition Solo Board Gameplay | DaniChaReview6:55

BoxOff Peg Edition Solo Board Gameplay | DaniCha

DaniCha

DaniCha

Brilliance in Simplicity? BoxOff: The Solo Game of Rectangles ReviewReview15:46

Brilliance in Simplicity? BoxOff: The Solo Game of Rectangles Review

Board Game Apprentice

Board Game Apprentice

BoxOff Peg Edition Solo Board Game Unboxing | DaniChaUnboxing3:27

BoxOff Peg Edition Solo Board Game Unboxing | DaniCha

DaniCha

DaniCha

Creators who cover this

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NewVenture Games
NewVenture Games
4 videos of this game
DaniCha
DaniCha
2 videos of this game
Board Game Apprentice
Board Game Apprentice
1 video of this game
Dual Brain Games
Dual Brain Games
1 video of this game
Gaming with Edo & Jessica
Gaming with Edo & Jessica
1 video of this game

About BoxOff

From BoardGameGeek:

BoxOff is a solo abstract strategy game. It rises above the level of a mere puzzle because of its random set-up and user-defined board size. The random set-up makes it like a playing-card solitaire game. The game is played on a rectangular board of any size, as long as it has an even number of squares. 7x8, 8x12, and 12x15 are common sizes. The board is filled with stones or marbles in various colors. For an easy game, use 3 colors. For a game of medium difficulty, use 4 colors. For a difficult game use 5 colors. There must be an even number of each color, because they're going to be removed in pairs. Typically you would use an equal number of each color. A pair of stones of the same color may be removed from the board if the pair define opposite corners of a rectangle that contains no other stones. They could be in a line (a 1xn rectangle) or diagonal corners of a non-linear rectangle. The goal is to remove all the stones. This game was first described in Games Magazine in 2013, and later in the Abstract Games magazine in 2020. There have been electronic versions for iOS and Android. BoxOff is now being published by NewVenture Games in three versions: a board game, peg game, and travel-size.

Designer

Steven Meyers

Artist

David McCord

Categories

Abstract Strategy
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