Wallpit

WallPit is a board game with a grid of 10 to 20 squares per side, playable by 2 to 4 players. Each person has a character that can move and teleport. What is the goal of the game? The principle of the game is as follows: it is a game board (similar to chess or checkers boards, for example), where each player has a character on a square. Each player takes turns placing themselves on one of the board’s squares, at least 2 squares away from a teleportation. The goal of the game is to block the opponent through movements (each player is required to move 3 squares each turn), which leave a wall behind them, or to reach the opponent. If a player is touched by an opponent or gets trapped by a wall and can no longer move, the game is over for that player. To achieve this, players have movement points, but also teleportation squares (which are visible on the board in a different color from regular squares): if the player lands on one of these squares, they must then choose another teleportation square where they want to appear. Teleporting from one square to another is not counted as a movement point.