Rulesets
A reference for rulesets that people play and study, particularly as combinatorial games: rules, history, known results, and bibliography for each.
- Amazons
Players move amazons like Chess queens around the board, shooting arrows to remove squares.
- Col
A vertex-colouring game on graphs where players cannot play adjacent to their own colour.
- Cricket Pitch
Players roll over bumps on a cricket pitch until it's flat.
- Domineering
A placement game where players place dominoes on a grid.
- Hackenbush
Players hack edges of a graph, deleting substructures that are no longer connected to the ground.
- Kōnane
Hawaiian game with jumping stones, slightly generalised.
- Maze
Players slide a token south and east along the edges of a grid graph.
- Partizan Arc Kayles
Players remove closed neighbourhoods of coloured edges.
- Snort
A vertex-colouring game on graphs where players cannot play adjacent to their opponent's colour.
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