Mak-yek is a board game played in Siam and Malaysia (under the name Apit-sodok). It is a game of custodial capture. An 'Edges' variant is available that uses the edges of the board in captures.
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nih |
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The two different capturing mechanisms lead to interesting tactical situations, unless the opponent is determined to stalemate. The 'edges' version is more bloody but seems a little contrived. How about an 'edges' version where the board wraps around, horizontally and vertically?
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Aaron |
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National games are not always perfect, but I find they are often quite original. The Edges variant makes this game even more bloody.
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Nandi |
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Much better with the "edges rule".
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Cerulean |
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Meh. Probably innovative a century ago. Not bad, but low priority.
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Laurie_Menke |
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I don't really enjoy this game much, but I agree that the Edges variant is an improvement.
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unic |
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Seems likely to stalemate.
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jonah |
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nycavri |
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Another game I completly fail to grasp.
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pinkpan |
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This is definitely not
my game. To much "blood"
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