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Ponte del Diavolo

A board game by Martin Ebel
Publisher: Rio Grande Games
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Description

Ponte del Diavolo by Martin Ebel is a game that honors both game designer Alex Randolph and Twixt, one of Randolph's most enduring designs. In this tactical 2-player placement game (ostensibly set in Venice, but this is an abstract), players place wooden squares to build "islands" and then attempt to connect them with bridges. Sounds simple, but it's not. With strict rules governing island size and bridge placement, Ponte del Diavolo becomes a tight game of positioning. Much like Randolph's Twixt, the need to think several moves ahead is critical to out-maneuvering your opponent. In honour of the late Alex Randolph (1922 - 2004), who passed away in Venice, there is a picture of him on the box of the game. Online Play Yucata (turn-based) http://www.brettspielnetz.de (German: turn based on a bigger board: 12x12) direct link Jijbent.nl (Dutch: turn based on a bigger board: 12x12) YourTurnMyTurn.com (English: turn based on a bigger board: 12x12)

Additional information

Mechanics: Tile Placement
Categories: Strategy
Alternative names:
BARCODE: 655132003162
In 6 wishlists In 3 collections This was seen 16542 times

Description

Ponte del Diavolo by Martin Ebel is a game that honors both game designer Alex Randolph and Twixt, one of Randolph's most enduring designs. In this tactical 2-player placement game (ostensibly set in Venice, but this is an abstract), players place wooden squares to build "islands" and then attempt to connect them with bridges. Sounds simple, but it's not. With strict rules governing island size and bridge placement, Ponte del Diavolo becomes a tight game of positioning. Much like Randolph's Twixt, the need to think several moves ahead is critical to out-maneuvering your opponent. In honour of the late Alex Randolph (1922 - 2004), who passed away in Venice, there is a picture of him on the box of the game. Online Play Yucata (turn-based) http://www.brettspielnetz.de (German: turn based on a bigger board: 12x12) direct link Jijbent.nl (Dutch: turn based on a bigger board: 12x12) YourTurnMyTurn.com (English: turn based on a bigger board: 12x12)

Additional information

Mechanics: Tile Placement
Categories: Strategy
Alternative names:
BARCODE: 655132003162
In 6 wishlists In 3 collections This was seen 16542 times

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