Terraforming Mars is a board game where players act as competing leaders to make the planet livable and build corporate empires. It works as a resource management game where players care about the making of credits, steel, titanium, plants, energy and heat. The steel helps to pay for building projects the titanium is useful for … Read more
Swiss tournament erases entirely the knockout part, the players keep participating in rounds one after another independently of how many defeats they have. It differs from the knockout systems especially because of that. Instead of being dumped after one single defeat, all stay in the game. The system for pairing works by matching the … Read more
Tic Tac Toe factoring is a way to solve square expressions. It uses the grid of Tic Tac Toe to sort the task and simplify the process. The main idea is to place the coefficients of the square expression in separate cells of the Tic Tac Toe board. Later the grid helps group the parts … Read more
Power Level in Warhammer 40k gives a rough way to measure the force of a unit on the battlefield. Every unit in its data sheet has a value for Power Level which quickly shows how well it works compared to the rest. Thanks to that system, players can build two almost equal armies right … Read more
The Puzzle Edge Piece ranks among the most discussed elements of puzzles. Sort them carefully helps in the whole sorting work. That helps quickly introduce yourself to the ranged tones and patterns of the image. Many puzzlers firmly believe in the principle “edges before” and no approach changes that for them. All About Edge Pieces … Read more
Little World is that magic card from Yu-Gi-Oh! On paper it seems fully intact, by means of it one can easily grab any monster outside the own deck. Here however the main joke: you need to use a Bridge monster to do the link. Those links sit between any card in the hand and that, … Read more
Conway’s Game of Life is not a typical video game at all. In 1970 the British mathematician John Conway created this cellular automaton, that caught the attention of many after Scientific American published an article about it that same year. To be clear, it has no relation with the famous board game from the 1980s. … Read more
