Crossfire
Crossfire is a minimalist stacking game by Christian
Freeling.
It's played on a "snowflake" shaped board with hex
connectivity.
It's a game so simple and elegant, it doesn't need a separate rules
page.
Rules:
- The object of the game is to make the last
move.
White moves first. The first player who cannot move loses the
game.
- A move consists of either
- Moving the top N
of a stack whose top is your color a distance of N in any direction
- Placing a single piece from your reserve any
place on
the board.
After the move, remove pieces from the bottom of the new
stack until the
height of the stack is not greater than the number of neighbors the
space has on the board. Removed pieces of the
mover's color
are kept in reserve and
can
be reused. Removed pieces of the other color are prisoners,
permanantly out of play.
- Ko rule:
it is
illegal to recreate the same position on the board twice using the same
move.
Robots:
to be
determined.
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