Socks in the City

A game by Günter Cornett, Günter Cornett

2 Players 30 minutes Low

Enclosure, Modular Board

Abstract Strategy

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Description

Get ready to dive into the fun and quirky world of Socks in the City, a game that's all about connecting the dots - or in this case, the socks. This abstract strategy game is designed for two players and can be learned in no time, making it perfect for a quick 30-minute gaming session. The game board is modular, composed of hexagons that you place on the table, and the goal is to connect the socks of the same color using sticks. The twist is that the distance between the socks doesn't matter, as long as you can enclose them, you score. As you play, you'll need to think strategically about how to use your sticks to connect the socks and block your opponent from doing the same. With its easy-to-learn rules and simple gameplay, Socks in the City is a great game for players of all ages and skill levels. Designed by Günter Cornett and first published in 2005, this game has been delighting players for years with its unique blend of modular board and enclosure mechanics. Whether you're a fan of abstract strategy games or just looking for a fun and lighthearted gaming experience, Socks in the City is definitely worth checking out.