Your positioning powers will be tested when you try to place more pieces on the board than your opponent
You must not let same colour pieces touch; you cannot place same colour pieces in the same position; and you cannot let same height pieces touch!
With such a line-up of tight rules to follow, this clever creation can push you right over the edge!
Can you place your pieces without getting sidelined?
A competitive game of obstruction and construction
Your positioning powers will be tested as you try to place more pieces on the board than your opponent
Includes wooden playing surface, 10 wooden coloured blocks and instruction booklet
You must not let same colour pieces touch; you cannot place same colour pieces in the same position; and you cannot let same height pieces touch!
With such a line-up of tight rules to follow, this clever creation can push you right over the edge!
Can you place your pieces without getting sidelined?
A competitive game of obstruction and construction Your positioning powers will be tested as you try to place more pieces on the board than your opponent Includes wooden playing surface, 10 wooden coloured blocks and instruction booklet Includes :
1 wooden playing surface 10 wooden blocks
Instructions
Age: 6+
Number of Players: 2Inside the box you have a playing board made of wood. This has a grid marked on it, 12 squares by 12. Included as well are 10 coloured blocks of assorted shapes and sizes, 5 for each player.
This is a three-dimensional abstract game involving large wooden pieces. The winner is the last person to play their piece on the board.
Inverse has only four rules -
1) You can't play a block in the same way your opponent has played it. For instance, one of the playing blocks in the box has dimensions 4 grid squares x 4 grid squares x 12 grid squares. There are only two ways to play this block on the board: you either stand it upright on its end or on its side. In the former case, it will occupy a 4 x 4 area of the board. On its side it will take up a 4 x 12 area. If your opponent plays this block the first way then you are forced to play your equivalent block the other way. But because you have only a 12 x 12 grid to work in, you could find you have an unplayable piece. So skill and stategy come into the game.
2) Blocks of the same colour can't touch on any edge. Therefore, if your opponent plays a blue block, no blue block you play can share an edge with your opponent's.
3) Likewise, blocks of the same height are not allowed to touch on any edge.
And finally, 4) Blocks can't be stacked. All blocks need to be placed on the 12 x 12 grid.
In those four simple rules, an easy yet elegant game is born and to be enjoyed
