Quaro travel

Quaro travelFour in a row games have been around for centuries, and this invention by Alexander Randolph takes the concept to a new level. This abstract strategy game was first published in the 1970s, and still provides a great challenge. Each time a player forms a row of 4 differently colored pegs, a point is earned and an extra turn is gained. But each turn is limited to four pegs the player has randomly drawn. Because you can see the colors your opponents can

so your horses might get sent back to start at any time

each player has 7 tiles to play

either in a line or forming a square

Although a fun and challenging game

Placing randomly drawn pegs might give away your goal

there are two entirely different games called Halatafl and played on this board

Because you can see the colors your opponents can play in the coming turns

The 8x8 is most common

fragments of the game were found dating back to the 3rd or 4th century

the objective is to "capture" five goats to win

Causeway is an abstract strategy board game where each player commands a troop of "giants" on the battlefield

Under your command