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Particia Thorton: Yes, the Chinese game of Go. This game has the simplest rules imaginable but the strategy is dictated by the shape of the opponent's pieces on the board.
Kalyn Proietto: There are a few classic board games which are not just played on geometric shapes but the moves of the pieces also use geometry.In particular - Chess -played on squares and all pieces move geometrically, although each has a different move - some move diagonally, some move horizontally or vertically and some moves are combinations of vertical and horizontal.Checkers (or draughts) where the game is played on a checkered board but only on one colour on that board. All moves are diagonal. Pieces are cylinders.Chinese checker! s - pieces are spheres (or marbles), the board is a six-pointed star, moves are diagonal - heaps of geometry in this game.There are heaps more but these have been around for years and so you should be able to find heaps on them on the web....Show more
Marielle Hedeiros: Maybe Blokus? Although I'm not very sure about the theory behind that.
Emerita Sciandra: Let be a board game G.1.You must first time to define a set of element with you play.S={s1,s2,s3,s4....sn}2.You must second pass to define rules to combine si with sj elemnt to obtein a target (scope)3.You must in 3 step to define final position of game ( eventually on board)4.You must define rules for moving from ellements from Set SIt is a automat. This automat may determinist or no.Study first this case.After study this then choose ( or imagine a game) if your rules are based on geometry is a particulary case.Only your imagination limit you.Good luckAll of us in any situation apply rules But we do not reco! gnise....Show more
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