Fibonacci

A game by Thomas Naylor

2 Players 30 minutes Low

No associated mechanics.

Abstract Strategy

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Description

Fibonacci is a clever abstract strategy game that's easy to learn and fun to play. Despite its name, it doesn't actually involve the famous Fibonacci sequence, but that doesn't make it any less engaging. The game is designed for two players and takes about 30 minutes to play, making it a great option for a quick gaming session. The rules are straightforward, but the gameplay is challenging and requires strategic thinking. The gameplay is unique in that the number of moves each player can make increases incrementally, from one to six, adding a layer of complexity and excitement to the game. The objective is to surround your opponent's base with your strike pieces, and every time you get a piece adjacent to their base, they lose a move point. This simple yet clever mechanism makes for a thrilling competition between players. Designed by Thomas Naylor and first published in 1992, Fibonacci has stood the test of time as a engaging and challenging abstract strategy game that's perfect for players looking for a fun and intellectual challenge.