Detailed Game Information
Avalam Bitaka (Issue a New Challenge)
| Designer/Publisher: | Philippe Deweys | ||||||||||
| Rules: | http://homepages.di.fc.ul.pt/~jpn/gv/avalam.htm (Local) | ||||||||||
| Date Added: | 2008 Aug 21 | ||||||||||
| Boardgame Geek Entry: | 9092 | ||||||||||
| SDG Wiki Page: | http://wiki.superdupergames.org/games/avalam | ||||||||||
| SDG Rank: | 58 (5 points, 5 votes) | ||||||||||
| Keywords (edit): | 2 Players Only, Shared Pieces, Stacks, Unique Board | ||||||||||
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Avalam Bitaka is a game of building towers and trying to control the most at the end of the game. Avalam Bitaka was a 1998 Mensa Select.
| Username | Rating | Comments |
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| Elektrodo | 2 | Maybe the deepest abstract game with the simplest rules after Hex.
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| Lama | 1 | |
| nycavri | 1 | Enjoying figuring out different strategies here. |
| spearjr | 1 | Moves are non-intuitive at first, as you may want to move more of your opponents' pieces than your own in the early game. Later you want to setup areas where you can get your pieces on top of stacks of 5, or smaller, if they cannot be capped by your opponent.
Should be playable with a DVONN or checkers set, if you printed a board. |
| molnar | 0 | I was disappointed; I'll try out the other stacking games beginning with A, and then get back to this one (maybe). |
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