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HeptaCreated by Alexander Randolph in 1970, Hepta has been published in several countries under several names. Its a two player tile placement game with several rule variations to provide many different challenges. Fitting ones tiles on the board is the basic goal, but there are restrictions based on the colored spaces, or based on the players own choices. Hepta is Greek for seven, and the game has 7 colors on a 7x7 board, each player has 7 tiles to play,

MuTorere is a great alternative to tic-tac-toe to introduce players to the genre of two-player puzzle games

Invented in England by William Peacock

Includes traditional Viking barrel dice and an expanded rule book that with more historical and cultural history of the game

Includes a poker deck

Adh Mor means "Good Luck" in Irish

The moves are determined by tossing four coins

The game is carefully balanced to lead to a close competition near the end

A member of the same family as Pachisi (Parcheesi)

a new version was developed (in Prussia) which used a much larger board with more pieces

Each player attempts to put four pegs in a row

but the losers are consigned to the graveyard

but the forces are balanced in their effectiveness through combinations of powers and tactics