Playing and painting with pixels - Yanko Design
About games we play now are digital. And the bodily physical games we practice play are the aforementioned old Monopoly or Pictionary with the family. Cards against humanity did definitely milkshake things up, simply the board games nosotros play lack a certain visual quality that their digital counterparts manage to pull off pretty well. You encounter games like Monument Valley, they're just cute. We can't actually say the same for the board games we play today.
The Grid game tries to bring that level of beauty to concrete gaming. The objective is to score as many points placing tiles forth the fashion (a little like Scrabble), but every bit the game develops, it starts condign quite a visual treat. Almost similar a pixel painting.
Thursday rules are elementary. Each tile has three colored divisions. They tin can be the same or they can be differently colored. The objective is to match the colored edges and go on further. Matching more than colored edges gets y'all more than points, whereas the tiles with blackness edges mean you can't match anything further. The game ends when the tiles end, or when the "painting" has been closed off by black tiles. Each game ends up making a different shape, made upwards of different colors, giving the Grid game an element of surprise every time!
Designer: Victor Alemán
Source: https://www.yankodesign.com/2017/01/20/playing-and-painting-with-pixels/
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