Yshuis
Under development
This game is currently under development, in the Initial Design stage. Feedback is strongly encouraged! Feel free to give comments on game design or structure on the talk page.
| Yshuis | ||
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| Designed by Erik Oosterwal | ||
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| An abstract strategy game for two or more players (inspired by the game Y.) | ||
| Players: | 2 - 6 | |
| Length: | Long | |
| Complexity: | Low | |
| Trios per color: | 1 | |
| Number of colors: | 0 | |
| - - - - - - Other equipment - - - - - - | ||
| 1 "Official" Y board. | ||
| Setup time: | 1 minute or less | |
| Playing time: | 00 minutes - 60 minutes | |
| Strategy depth: | Medium | |
| Random chance: | None | |
| Game mechanics: | Placement, Movement | |
| Theme: | Abstract | |
| Status: Not Specified (v1.0), Year released: 2987 | ||
Number of players
Designed for 2, but more can play.
Objective
Get three pyramids of the same color onto the points of one of the five outer-most concentric triangles.
Equipment needed
- 1 Treehouse set
- 1 "Official" Y board (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y_(game) )
- (A specially modified version of the "Official" Y board has colored lines to indicate the valid travel paths for pyramids as well as markers on the target points for a winning condition.)
Setup
Players take turns placing a pyramid onto any unoccupied space on or within the main, central concentric triangle. Once all pyramids have been placed, if there are two or more pyramids of the same color occupying the points of the central banding triangle players continue to take turns swapping one of the
Starting player
Yshuis uses the pie rule for selecting the starting player--any player may make the first move, the second player may accept that move and make a move of their own or they may take over the first move as if it were their own.
Rules
- During their turn a player may move one pyramid.
- A pyramid may be moved any number of spaces along an unobstructed line. (The lines crossing through the points of the main, central concentric triangle are segmented, or broken, at those points.)
- Any pyramid may be placed on top of a smaller pyramid that is on the same unobstructed line.
- Any pyramid may be placed on top of an adjacent pyramid that is the same size or larger.
- Only the top-most pyramid in any space is considered visible, or in-play.
- Only visible, or in-play, pyramids may be moved.
- Only visible, or in-play, pyramids may be considered for a winning condition.
Winning
A player wins by causing three pyramids of the same color to be visible, or in-play, on the points of one of the five outer, concentric triangles.
License
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This work is distributed by Erik Oosterwal under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License.
