2 players
Dris et-Tessa
- Game family
- line
- Origin
- Egypt
Overview
Dris et-Tessa is a game played in Egypt during the eighteenth century. It is played on a board commonly used worldwide for alignment games.
Source rules (English)
The game Dris et-Tessa is played by two players on a square board with concentric tiling. All players play with Markers. Rules for Pieces: Markers step adjacent then if a player places 3 of their pieces in an orthogonal direction line, move again. Players take turns moving. Rules: If in the same turn, remove pieces at sites occupied by any component owned by Enemy in Board, else from vertex in Player the moving player's hand site 0 to vertex in the set of empty vertexs moveRule: true then if a player places 3 of their pieces in an orthogonal direction line, move again if in the same turn, remove pieces at sites occupied by any component owned by Enemy in Board, else move one of your pieces. Aim: If the number of pieces owned by Player the next player is less than or equal to 2, the next player loses.