
2023
From BoardGameGeek
TrapMove is a 2–4 player strategy board game where every move changes the board. Players begin by placing their pawns on the board and drawing three movement chips. On your turn, choose one of your available movement chips, make that move, and leave the used chip on the square you moved from. That square is now blocked for the rest of the game. As more chips are played, the board becomes increasingly restricted. Every move changes not only where you can go next, but also the options available to every other player. The challenge is to keep your own paths open while limiting your opponents' choices. Players who can no longer make a legal move are eliminated. The last player with an available move wins. TrapMove combines simple movement rules with a constantly changing board, making each game a contest of positioning, planning, and adapting to the moves that came before. TrapMove can also be played online in Beta for free at https://trapmove.com --description from the publisher.
TrapMove has 2 videos from 1 creator: 1 how-to-play guide and 1 playthrough. They date from 2025 to August 2026.
To learn the rules, start with "TrapMove Game Rules Explained – Quick Start Guide" by TrapMove, which runs 3 min.
To see it played, watch "TrapMove at C.G. Bethel High School | Tournament Highlights" by TrapMove.
If you like it, try Oros, Othello, Donuts or Beacon Patrol, which share several of its mechanics.
1883John W. Mollett, Lewis Waterman, Goro Hasegawa
2 players30 minMedium weight
2023Bruno Cathala
2 players10 - 15 minLight weight
2023Torben Ratzlaff
1 - 4 players30 minLight weight
From BoardGameGeek:
TrapMove is a 2–4 player strategy board game where every move changes the board. Players begin by placing their pawns on the board and drawing three movement chips. On your turn, choose one of your available movement chips, make that move, and leave the used chip on the square you moved from. That square is now blocked for the rest of the game. As more chips are played, the board becomes increasingly restricted. Every move changes not only where you can go next, but also the options available to every other player. The challenge is to keep your own paths open while limiting your opponents' choices. Players who can no longer make a legal move are eliminated. The last player with an available move wins. TrapMove combines simple movement rules with a constantly changing board, making each game a contest of positioning, planning, and adapting to the moves that came before. TrapMove can also be played online in Beta for free at https://trapmove.com --description from the publisher.