|
Entry in Table Games for author value Cameron Browne
Id 48
Name Sneakthrough
NativeName
Description Sneakthrough is a Chess variant that was invented for Ludii. It is BreakThrough, but the opponent's pieces are hidden.
MainRuleset 75
LudiiRuleset 75
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher Ludii
Date 2019-04-01
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Eric Piette
SeeAlso
BGGId
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 382
Name Cross
NativeName
Description Cross was invented by Cameron Browne in 2008. It is a connection game on a Hex board.
MainRuleset 400
LudiiRuleset 400
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher nestorgames
Date 2008-00-00
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Eric Piette
SeeAlso
BGGId 59668
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 388
Name Spots
NativeName
Description Spots was created by Cameron Browne for Ludii. It is played on a hexagonal board.
MainRuleset 406
LudiiRuleset 406
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher Ludii
Date 2020-00-00
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Eric Piette
SeeAlso
BGGId 16324
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 432
Name Pentalath
NativeName
Description Pentalath was invented by Cameron Browne in 2009. It is a connection game with the goal of creating a group of five in a row, but with complications.
MainRuleset 448
LudiiRuleset 448
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher nestorgames
Date 2009-00-00
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Eric Piette
SeeAlso
BGGId 51401
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 529
Name Triad
NativeName
Description Triad is an abstract board game for three players which features an interesting move mechanic; the players dictate move order as the game progresses. It arose out of discussions with Joao Neto and Bill Taylor in November 2002.
The game is played on a tricoloured hexagonal grid with five cells per side. The three players are called Red, Green and Blue, and each player owns the cells and the pieces that bear their colour.
MainRuleset 553
LudiiRuleset 553
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher nestorgames, Pancerola
Date 2002-00-00
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Eric Piette
SeeAlso
BGGId 251722
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 565
Name Flowers
NativeName
Description A simple 4-in-a-row game played on an unusual board, which is the dual of the semi-regular 3.3.3.3.6 tiling.
MainRuleset 663
LudiiRuleset 663
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher
Date 2020-06-15
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Cameron Browne 15/6/2020
SeeAlso
BGGId
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 855
Name Phase Chess
NativeName
Description Phase Chess is a variant of Chess.
MainRuleset 1011
LudiiRuleset 1011
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher
Date 2020-10-13
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Eric Piette
SeeAlso
BGGId
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 856
Name Ultimate Chess
NativeName
Description Ultimate Chess is a variant of Chess.
MainRuleset 1014
LudiiRuleset 1014
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher
Date 2020-10-13
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Eric Piette
SeeAlso
BGGId
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 981
Name Bravalath
NativeName
Description Invented after 1 second's thought.
MainRuleset 1143
LudiiRuleset 1143
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher
Date 2020-00-00
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Cameron Browne (8/12/2020)
SeeAlso
BGGId
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 982
Name Tic-Tac-Die
NativeName
Description Tic-Tac-Die is played as per Tic-Tac-Toe except that players roll a D9 dice each turn to dictate where they move (dice pips show cell index to move to).
MainRuleset 1144
LudiiRuleset 1144
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher
Date 2020-12-11
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Eric Piette
SeeAlso
BGGId
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 983
Name Triple Tangle
NativeName
Description An abstract board game played on the vertices, edges and cells of the board.
MainRuleset 1145
LudiiRuleset 1145
Reference cambolbro.com
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher
Date 2020-00-00
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Eric Piette
SeeAlso
BGGId
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 1154
Name Greater
NativeName
Description Greater is a theoretical game designed to demonstrate Monte Carlo resistance. There is one optimal (non-losing) move per turn against a competent opponent.
MainRuleset 1316
LudiiRuleset 1316
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher
Date 2021-00-00
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Cameron Browne and Eric Piette
SeeAlso
BGGId
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 1155
Name Greatest Loss
NativeName
Description Greatest Loss is a theoretical game designed to demonstrate Monte Carlo resistance. There is one suboptimal (losing) move per turn against a competent opponent.
MainRuleset 1317
LudiiRuleset 1317
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher
Date 2021-00-00
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Cameron Browne and Eric Piette
SeeAlso
BGGId
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 1194
Name Greater Loss
NativeName
Description Greater Loss is a theoretical game designed to demonstrate Monte Carlo resistance. There is one optimal (non-losing) move per turn against a competent opponent and always a losing move.
MainRuleset 1354
LudiiRuleset 1354
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher
Date 2021-00-00
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Cameron Browne
SeeAlso
BGGId
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
Id 1195
Name Greater Even Loss
NativeName
Description Greater Even Loss is a theoretical game designed to demonstrate Monte Carlo resistance. Each turn there is one strategically optimal move against a competent opponent and many losing moves.
MainRuleset 1355
LudiiRuleset 1355
Reference
Origin
DLPGame 0
PublicGame 1
knownAliases
Author Cameron Browne
Publisher
Date 2021-00-00
ProprietaryGame 0
Credit Cameron Browne and Eric Piette
SeeAlso
BGGId
OriginPoint
EvidenceRange 0,5520
WishlistGame 0
Notes
HelpUs 0
ForceRulesetInLud 0
|
|
