Pathagon - Changing Paths Strategy Game
PathagonĀ is simple enough to be played by children, strategic enough to engage a true gamer!
PathagonĀ is an exciting, ever changing new strategy game of building paths. WhileĀ PathagonĀ is quick and easy to learn, there is a depth of strategy that will keep you on your toes. Players take turns placing their wooden game pieces on the board in an attempt to build a path from one side of the game board to the other. There is a "trapping" move that allows a player to "trap" and remove one of their opponents game pieces from the board. The first player to complete the path wins. Sounds simple, doesn't it? The catch is that the two paths cross. Every move has an offensive and defensive consideration!
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Pathagon - Changing Paths Strategy Game
Pathagon - Changing Paths Strategy Game
PathagonĀ is simple enough to be played by children, strategic enough to engage a true gamer!
PathagonĀ is an exciting, ever changing new strategy game of building paths. WhileĀ PathagonĀ is quick and easy to learn, there is a depth of strategy that will keep you on your toes. Players take turns placing their wooden game pieces on the board in an attempt to build a path from one side of the game board to the other. There is a "trapping" move that allows a player to "trap" and remove one of their opponents game pieces from the board. The first player to complete the path wins. Sounds simple, doesn't it? The catch is that the two paths cross. Every move has an offensive and defensive consideration!
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PathagonĀ is simple enough to be played by children, strategic enough to engage a true gamer!
PathagonĀ is an exciting, ever changing new strategy game of building paths. WhileĀ PathagonĀ is quick and easy to learn, there is a depth of strategy that will keep you on your toes. Players take turns placing their wooden game pieces on the board in an attempt to build a path from one side of the game board to the other. There is a "trapping" move that allows a player to "trap" and remove one of their opponents game pieces from the board. The first player to complete the path wins. Sounds simple, doesn't it? The catch is that the two paths cross. Every move has an offensive and defensive consideration!
