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Game for 1-4 players. Rules:If one of the roles was a “1” the player scores zero points, otherwise the player scores the sum of his…
“Tài Wù, oh great ancestor, tell us – will the first day of the week will be unlucky?” Gu took the red hot poker and…
This is a game for two wolves. Wolves take turns eating any number of pigs in the same row. The wolf that eats the last…
This game is the same as ordinary tic-tac-toe, except that on each turn a player can choose to play an X or an O. You…
Just like in the problem Mirror, Mirror in the Box, a triangular box plays tricks with light. Mirrors reflect light beams that hit them obliquely…
What is Needed: A piece of dotted paper, pen, and 3 tree planters for each team. How to Play: Decide who goes first.The players take…
Equipment: Pieces numbered 1 through 25 and a 5×5 board. Number of Players: 2 (a cobra player, and a snake charmer) Time: 10 minutes How…
Human cities, especially newer ones are usually organized with orthogonal (right-angled) streets and avenues. Here is an example from Gaza: Robot cities are similar to…
Annie Ant works hard all day, carrying dead insects back to her Ant Hill to help feed her thousands of brothers and sisters. At the…
In 1985 Nanotechnology guru, Richard Smalley, discovered the smallest soccer ball. It was made of 60 carbon atoms as shown on the right. On October…