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Flying Colors
This is a game system for 17 games, not all of them using colored tiles:
What is Flying Colors
This is a game system for 17 games, not all of them using colored tiles:
Jam: players take turns placing pieces on a 5x5 board, putting 2 or 3 pieces at a time, making sure they are in different rows and columns. The person to make the last legal move wins.
Triplets: players take turns placing a white and black piece on an 8x8 board with the intent to make groups of the same color. Winning is determined by how many groups have the same number of pieces in them.
Color Scheme: this can only be played after a game of Triplets, by taking turns removing one piece at a time that is in the same row/column/diagonal as the last piece moved. What color is removed last determines the winner.
Game details
- Players
- 1–6
- Age
- +8
- Duration
- —
- Difficulty
- —
- Type
- Board game
- Year
- 2001
- Mechanics
- Tile Placement
- Categories
- Abstract Strategy · Game System · Puzzle
- Designer
- Stephen Sniderman
- Publisher
- Kadon Enterprises
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How many players is Flying Colors for?
Flying Colors plays with 1–6 players.
How long does a game take?
Playing time varies with the number of players.
What age is it suitable for?
It is recommended from age 8.
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