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Best 1 Quoridor
Quoridor

Quoridor is an abstract strategy board game designed by Mirko Marchesi and originally published by Gigamic in 1997. Designed for two to four players, the game is set on a 9x9 grid where competitors attempt to move their wooden pawn to the opposite side of the board. Each turn, players choose either...

2 Quarto!
Quarto!

Quarto! is an abstract strategy board game designed by Swiss mathematician Blaise Müller and published by Gigamic in 1991. It is played on a four-by-four grid using pieces that possess four distinct characteristics: tall or short, light or dark, round or square, and solid or hollow. The objective is...

3 Katamino
Katamino

Katamino is an abstract strategy and spatial puzzle game published by the French company Gigamic. The game utilizes 12 distinct pentomino pieces—shapes made of five equal squares—and challenges players to fit specific combinations of them into a rectangular board. By adjusting the number of pieces u...

4 Katamino Family

Katamino Family is a family edition of Gigamic's Katamino pentomino puzzle, notable for adapting the 12-piece spatial challenge for multiple skill levels.

5 Katamino Pocket

Katamino Pocket is the travel-sized edition of Gigamic's Katamino, notable for preserving the 12-pentomino rectangle puzzle in a compact format.

6 Pylos
Pylos

Pylos is a two-player abstract strategy board game created by Thierry Denoual and David G. R. Heysel in 1994 where players stack wooden spheres to reach the top.

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