GIPF
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GIPF is an abstract strategy board game by Kris Burm, the first of the six games in his so-called ''GIPF'' Project. Taking consecutive turns, players push tokens (one player taking black, the other white) from the edge of the tri-gridded, hexagonal board, with pieces already in play pushed in front of the new placements rather than allowing more than one piece on any space.
The game is lost if a player has no more tokens to play, and since each starts with a set number it is clearly necessary...
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