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Topologik

Game ID: GID0360940
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1973
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Description

Abstract game based on mathematical principles of topology.
Two players (or two teams) place pawns and try to form an unbroken chain, connecting the three coloured sides of the board.

One game of the Heyne series published in the mid 70s.

Rough translation from the back of the box:

Topologik is a game for two or four persons. It promotes planning and understanding of the opponents' strategy. The players set out posts on the playing field, that the develop into a unbroken chain. One of them must connect together the colored edges of the play area.

Description

Abstract game based on mathematical principles of topology.
Two players (or two teams) place pawns and try to form an unbroken chain, connecting the three coloured sides of the board.

One game of the Heyne series published in the mid 70s.

Rough translation from the back of the box:

Topologik is a game for two or four persons. It promotes planning and understanding of the opponents' strategy. The players set out posts on the playing field, that the develop into a unbroken chain. One of them must connect together the colored edges of the play area.

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  • I adore this game this is on my Game of the Year winners a couple years ago and that is Guild Master
  • it's a great game I love it
  • don't pay a crazy price for it so if you want to pay 500 for it let me know and I will sell you mine for twelve hundred dollars
  • I think Scott Caputo is one of the best tile laying designers out there
  • I love the dice combat it's random as heck you lose you win it's just a great game
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