220

A game by R. G. Bryant

2 Players 0 minutes Unknown

Point to Point Movement

Abstract Strategy

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Description

The game 220 is a classic abstract strategy board game designed by R. G. Bryant, first published in 1967. It's a simple yet intriguing game that can be learned quickly, making it accessible to players of all skill levels. The game is played on a 16x16 grid with each player having 20 pieces of their own color, and the goal is to outmaneuver your opponent using point to point movement. With three unique ways to capture pieces, including landing on a square of the opposite color or sandwiching an opponent's piece, the game offers a fun and challenging experience for two players. The plastic pieces are stamped with the game's name, 220, and the simple checkerboard design of the box reflects the game's straightforward yet strategic gameplay. Despite its simplicity, 220 has a depth that will keep you coming back for more, making it a great addition to any board game collection.