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Linop

Linop

1975·Alex Randolph

2 players
45 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

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The games has a game-board and 24 pieces (6 pieces in each of four colors). The object of the game is to place three of pieces in a row on a five by five grid with multiple lines joining 3,4 or 5 vertices of the 5x5 grid. The idea of the game is described as: "The ability to assess the situation as well as concentration decides who will win and who will lose."

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Rapids Rules - Linop! is a challenging 2-to-4-player "in-a-row" abstract strategy game.How to play1:15

Rapids Rules - Linop! is a challenging 2-to-4-player "in-a-row" abstract strategy game.

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The games has a game-board and 24 pieces (6 pieces in each of four colors). The object of the game is to place three of pieces in a row on a five by five grid with multiple lines joining 3,4 or 5 vertices of the 5x5 grid. The idea of the game is described as: "The ability to assess the situation as well as concentration decides who will win and who will lose."

Designer

Alex Randolph

Publisher

F.X. Schmid

Categories

Abstract Strategy

Mechanics

Pattern BuildingPattern Recognition
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