#Games

The most famous example of this kind of game is probably Halma, or especially one of its descendents, such as “Chinese Checkers”.

Other examples are:

• Barricade
• Breakthrough ^{A[p. 144]}
• Colorado ^{A[p. 137]}
• Conspirateurs ^{B[p. 111]}
• Conquest ^{A[p. 142]}
• Cetro
• Epaminondas
• Five Field Gonu
• Halma
• Jumpin
• Pasta ^{A[p. 139–40]}
• Permutations ^{A[p. 136–7]}
• Philosopher’s football ^{B[p. 112]}
• Quandary ^{A[p. 140–1]}
• Salta ^{A[p. 135]}
• Tablan ^{A[p. 133]}
• Trippples ^{A[p. 141–2]}

#References

1. ⁨Parlett⁩, ⁨David⁩ (1999). ⁨The Oxford History of Board Games⁩. ⁨Oxford University Press⁩: Oxford, England, UK. ISBN: 978-0-19-212998-7.

2. ⁨Schmittberger⁩, ⁨R. Wayne⁩ (1992). ⁨New Rules for Classic Games⁩. ⁨John Wiley & Sons⁩: USA. ISBN: 0-471-53621-0.