Detailed Game Information
Diagonals (Issue a New Challenge)
| Designer/Publisher: | World of Abstract Games (WAG) | ||||||||||
| Rules: | http://www.di.fc.ul.pt/~jpn/gv/diagonals.htm (Local) | ||||||||||
| Date Added: | 2007 Feb 23 | ||||||||||
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| SDG Wiki Page: | http://wiki.superdupergames.org/games/diag | ||||||||||
| SDG Rank: | 117 (-10 points, 8 votes) | ||||||||||
| Keywords (edit): | 2 Players Only, 8x8 Board, Broken, Connections | ||||||||||
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Similar to 3-6-9, you score points for completing diagonals. The person with the most points when the board is full wins.
| Username | Rating | Comments |
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| nycavri | 1 | I enjoy this simple game. Probably no fun face-to-face, but works here. |
| Aaron | -1 | Similar to 3-6-9. Not my favourite. |
| DNE | -1 | |
| Laurie_Menke | -1 | I think the second-player advantage is way too strong to make it a fair game. |
| Cerulean | -2 | The second player will win. |
| emdeef | -2 | |
| jonah | -2 | |
| Zotmeister | -2 | Do I even need to explain the obvious strategy the second player uses to win by 16 points every time? People who design games like this need a new hobby. |
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