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Sea Battle
The classic game of Sea Battle with medieval ships in 3D: set up your fleet, find where your opponent hid theirs and sink every ship. Take on the Jack, the Ace or the King of the other kingdom, or send a friend a link.
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Dominoes at the Square
Clay dominoes from Backyard Town. Play with two, three or four players against Scribble (easy), Nino (medium) and Granny Quelonia (hard) — four at the table play as teams — or send a link and play with friends, each on their own device.
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Tic-Tac-Toe
Backyard Town's tic-tac-toe, made entirely of clay. Take on Scribble (easy), Nino (medium) or Granny Quelonia (hard — she never loses), or send someone a link and play on your own devices, whenever you can.
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Backgammon
Scrapyard backgammon in Dália's workshop: brass drum lids against tires on a steel-plate board, with dice welded from junk. Take on the four villains, from the Tamer (very easy) to the Executive (hard), or send someone a link and play whenever you can, each on your own device. Standard backgammon: 15 checkers a side, the bar, home board, bearing off, doubles and the must-use-both-dice rule. First to bear off all 15 wins.
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Chess
Scrapyard chess in Dália's workshop: pieces welded from junk — brass against steel and tire rubber — on a rusty steel-plate board. Take on the four villains, from the Tamer (very easy) to the Executive (hard), or send someone a link and play whenever you can, each of you on your own phone. Full chess: castling, en passant, promotion, checkmate, stalemate and the draw rules.
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Checkers
Checkers in Dália's workshop, with drums against tires on a steel-plate board and six rule sets: Brazilian, American checkers (English draughts), Russian, Spanish, Italian and Thai. Take on the four villains, from the Tamer (very easy) to the Executive (hard), or send someone an invite link and play whenever you can, each of you on your own phone.
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