Hi all,
We need testers for our new game. Search for "Yavalath" in Android market. We're "Board Gamer".
(TODO: Actual link once I have enough post count)
Yavalath is a simple n-in-a-row game (similar to Tic-Tac-Toe and Connect Four) that is played on a hexagonal board. Players take turns coloring tiles on the hexagonal board. A player wins by coloring four tiles in a row.
One of the most basic tactics in Yavalath is to force the opposing player to make three in a row by threatening to make four in a row.
Comments and feedback will be appreciated. Thanks!
We need testers for our new game. Search for "Yavalath" in Android market. We're "Board Gamer".
(TODO: Actual link once I have enough post count)
Yavalath is a simple n-in-a-row game (similar to Tic-Tac-Toe and Connect Four) that is played on a hexagonal board. Players take turns coloring tiles on the hexagonal board. A player wins by coloring four tiles in a row.
One of the most basic tactics in Yavalath is to force the opposing player to make three in a row by threatening to make four in a row.
Comments and feedback will be appreciated. Thanks!