Nyout travel

Nyout travelThis race game for 2 to 4 players comes to us from Korea. Very similar games have been played in other cultures as well. It's a horse race, and each player has four horses. The moves are determined by tossing four coins, and players may send opposing pieces back to the start if they end their movement on the same space. The race starts at North, there are shortcuts on the board at the East, South, and West points, and horses cross the finish line by

turns and rounds

Shisima is a two-player game from Kenya — one of many three-in-a-row games from around the world such as Tic-Tac-Toe

The two player's pieces start aligned like a typical abstract strategy game and move along the lines orthogonally like one would expect

Bagh-Chal (Nepali meaning "Tiger game") is a strategic

furthering the glory and survival of their nation

and deservedly so

No pegs are captured when they are jumped

The Pu'uhonua o H'naunau National Historical Park features one of these ancient stone game boards

and players can choose the rules they like best

Round the Clock is adaptation of the old game "Shut the Box

Score Boards beat tally marks

like a chess rook