Forgo

Two players face off in this unconventional turn-based, patent pending board game developed by late Hungarian inventor József Vadász. Exercising one’s spatial reasoning skills, this innovative game rewards a fine balance between carefully planned strategy and tactics.

The game is played on a hexagonal board with several rows of holes. Each player has two pieces. One piece contains five holes and is long enough to cover five holes in the board; the other piece contains three holes and covers three holes in the board. Players take turns inserting a peg through a hole in one piece/board and then pivoting the piece into a new position. A player loses when one of his pieces is unable to make a move at the beginning of his turn.