Polytaire Chinese

Polytaire ChinesePiet Heins Polytaire was first published by Skjode in 1966. Several other versions followed, but the game has been out of print for decades. The game, like most of his creations, is simple and elegant, and hides a strategic depth that is not immediately evident. The game can be worked as a solo puzzle, reminiscent of the traditional French Peg Solitaire. But its the two player challenge that is most intriguing, with over 1400 possible configurations

and a peg is captured by flanking it on both sides

Megiddo is back

5-inch solid wood board features full-color artwork accommodates 24 standard cribbage pegs

It's a jump-and-capture game

The Tiger eliminates Leopards with a simple jump to an empty space beyond

The roots of the game go back at least eight centuries

which some archaeologists have speculated was found in the roofing slabs of the ancient temple of Kurna in Egypt

health levels

Some minerals require a longer process to reap the rewards of your investment

A great game for the whole family

and the pattern of the board is very recognizable

Control of the center space is the real key to the game