Created page with "Had an idea for another possible game for Enjay; tentative name <u>POINT</u>: Have 64 cardboard squares, 16 each of 4 colors. In each set 4 of the pcs. have arrows pointing in..."
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A pc. with one arrow scores 4 pts., 2 arrows score 3 points, 3 arrows - 2 points, 4 arrows - 1 point. <br>
A pc. with one arrow scores 4 pts., 2 arrows score 3 points, 3 arrows - 2 points, 4 arrows - 1 point. <br>


Another idea for a an Enjay game. Have 64 cardboard pcs. with 4 squares, one being colored. There are 4 different colors, 16 of each. Two play. The pcs. are turned face down and players take one at a time and play them. The second must be adjoined to an edge of the first; then the 3rd and 4th placed so that a 2x2 square is formed. Then a piece is placed next to one of the original 4. The in turn pcs. are placed at either end of the ring until 12 pcs. have been placed in a completed ring around the original 4. Then in a similar way another ring of 20 is formed, and finally a ring of 28, ending up with an 8x8 square. one player goes first in the inside square and the outer ring; the other in the 2 intermediate rings. <br>
Another idea for a an Enjay game. Have 64 cardboard pcs. with 4 squares, one being colored. There are 4 different colors, 16 of each. Two play. The pcs. are turned face down and players take one at a time and play them. The second must be adjoined to an edge of the first; then the 3rd and 4th placed so that a 2x2 square is formed. Then a piece is placed next to one of the original 4. Then in turn pcs. are placed at either end of the ring until 12 pcs. have been placed in a completed ring around the original 4. Then in a similar way another ring of 20 is formed, and finally a ring of 28, ending up with an 8x8 square. One player goes first in the inside square and the outer ring; the other in the 2 intermediate rings. <br>
Colored squares of the same color cannot be placed next to each other, even diagonally.  <br>
Colored squares of the same color cannot be placed next to each other, even diagonally.  <br>
Object is for one player to form as direct a path as possible between two opposite sides of the board while the other tries to get a direct path between the other 2. Colored spaces are blocks. <br>
Object is for one player to form as direct a path as possible between two opposite sides of the board while the other tries to get a direct path between the other 2. Colored spaces are blocks. <br>