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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...
Katamino Family is a family edition of Gigamic's Katamino pentomino puzzle, notable for adapting the 12-piece spatial challenge for multiple skill levels.
Katamino Pocket is the travel-sized edition of Gigamic's Katamino, notable for preserving the 12-pentomino rectangle puzzle in a compact format.
Blokus Duo is the 2005 two-player version of Bernard Tavitian's Blokus, using a 14 by 14 board and starting spaces near the center.
Ubongo 3-D is a three-dimensional variant of Grzegorz Rejchtman's Ubongo, published by Kosmos in 2009 and built around stacking block puzzles.
The Genius Square is a competitive puzzle board game released in 2020, notable for its 62,208 possible combinations where players race to fill a grid with colorful polyominoes.
Blokus Trigon is a 2006 Blokus variant that replaces square polyominoes with triangle-based polyiamonds on a hexagonal grid.
The Genius Star is a 2021 spatial puzzle game and sequel to The Genius Square, notable for its star-shaped pieces and over 150,000 unique grid-solving combinations for players.
Spring Meadow is a 2018 tile-laying game by Uwe Rosenberg where players place animal and meadow tiles, notable for shifting groundhog hole mechanics.
Ubongo: The Duel is a two-player version of Grzegorz Rejchtman's Ubongo, released by Kosmos in 2008 with identical head-to-head puzzle sheets.
Cottage Garden is a 2016 tile-laying puzzle game by Uwe Rosenberg, notable for its polyomino flower-bed mechanics inspired by tetromino puzzle games.
Ubongo Junior is a children's version of Grzegorz Rejchtman's Ubongo, released in 2012 with simpler polyomino puzzles for younger players.
