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A simultaneous turn-based strategy game with Rock-Paper-Scissors combat. Deploy and maneuver 15 pieces (rock, paper, scissors) on an 8x8 grid. Win by controlling the 4 center squares or eliminating 12 opponent pieces.

A stone-stacking strategy game about territorial control and vertical dominance. Place stones on empty cells or take over opponent stacks by building higher. Score by stack height plus 2x2 territory bonuses.

Two players place stones on a 6x6 grid, sending pushes in all four cardinal directions. Adjacent chains of pieces slide outward — pieces pushed off the edge are permanently eliminated. After 20 turns, the player with more stones remaining wins. Pure strategy with chain-reaction depth.

Two rival artisans compete to lay mosaic tiles on a shared 7x7 stone slab. Place polyomino-shaped pieces spreading diagonally from opposite corners. When tiles enclose empty space, it is permanently sealed as void. The artisan who covers the most cells wins.

Two rival artisans compete to lay mosaic tiles on a shared 7x7 stone slab. Place polyomino-shaped pieces spreading diagonally from opposite corners. When tiles enclose empty space, it is permanently sealed as void. The artisan who covers the most cells wins.

Two rival artisans compete to lay mosaic tiles on a shared 7x7 stone slab. Place polyomino-shaped pieces spreading diagonally from opposite corners. When tiles enclose empty space, it is permanently sealed as void. The artisan who covers the most cells wins.