Linx (engl.)

Description

Linx (engl.) is a childrens game for 2 to 4 players aged 5+ with a playing time of 15 minutes. Players take turns placing tiles face up or face down on a grid, following adjacency and Rock, Paper, Scissors rules. The game involves strategic tile placement and drawing new tiles, with turns skipped if no moves are possible.

Play proceeds clockwise, starting with the first player determined randomly. On your turn, you must place a tile on the grid, either face down or face up. If it is impossible to do so, you skip your turn.

1. Placing a tile face up:

The tile you place must be adjacent, either orthogonally or diagonally, to another tile and must adhere to the construction of a 4x4 square (in a 2-player game) or a 5x5 square (in a 3 or 4-player game). When you place a tile face up, draw 2 tiles from your stack. Face-up tiles can always be covered by face-down tiles, whether they belong to you or not.

2. Placing a tile face down:

The tile you place must cover another tile and "defeatit, following the traditional rules of Rock, Paper, Scissors and the circle diagram below. When you place a tile face down, you do not draw any tiles at the end of your turn. A face-down tile cannot be covered again.

3. Skipping your turn:

This is only allowed if you have no more tiles or if you are unable to play: draw 2 new tiles.

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