Hepta madagascar

Hepta madagascarCreated 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,

and 2 pencils

Megiddo is back

Considered the "grandfather of backgammon

why not play a solo game

Score Boards are far more convenient than scores on paper

The objective is to complete an array of 16 stones while hindering your opponents as they try to do the same

card games

You control the placement of your forces in each skirmish

families and friends would gather in their parlors to play games of every kind

exchanged with your opponent

each player has just one peg

strategy game with the goal to eliminate all of your opponent's pegs