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Inventaire Des Jeux Combinatoires Abstraits INVENTAIRE DES JEUX COMBINATOIRES ABSTRAITS Ici vous trouverez une liste incomplète des jeux combinatoires abstraits qui sera en perpétuelle évolution. Ils sont classés par ordre alphabétique. Vous avez accès aux règles en cliquant sur leurs noms, si celles-ci sont disponibles. Elles sont parfois en anglais faute de les avoir trouvées en français. Si un jeu vous intéresse, j'ai ajouté une colonne « JOUER EN LIGNE » où le lien vous redirigera vers le site qui me semble le plus fréquenté pour y jouer contre d'autres joueurs. J'ai remarqué 7 catégories de ces jeux selon leur but du jeu respectif. Elles sont décrites ci-dessous et sont précisées pour chaque jeu. Ces catégories sont directement inspirées du livre « Le livre des jeux de pions » de Michel Boutin. Si vous avez des remarques à me faire sur des jeux que j'aurai oubliés ou une mauvaise classification de certains, contactez-moi via mon blog (http://www.papatilleul.fr/). La définition des jeux combinatoires abstraits est disponible ICI. Si certains ne répondent pas à cette définition, merci de me prévenir également. LES CATÉGORIES CAPTURE : Le but du jeu est de capturer ou de bloquer un ou plusieurs pions en particulier. Cette catégorie se caractérise souvent par une hiérarchie entre les pièces. Chacune d'elle a une force et une valeur matérielle propre, résultantes de leur capacité de déplacement. ELIMINATION : Le but est de capturer tous les pions de son adversaire ou un certain nombre. Parfois, il faut capturer ses propres pions. BLOCAGE : Il faut bloquer son adversaire. Autrement dit, si un joueur n'a plus de coup possible à son tour, il perd la partie. SCORE : A la fin de la partie, le joueur qui contrôle le plus de cases ou de pions gagne (parfois le moins). Une partie se termine lorsque les deux joueurs n'ont plus de coups possibles ou lorsqu'ils passent leur tour simultanément. Il y a une dernière phase de jeu pour le comptage des points. Les jeux de territoire ou d'empilement sont souvent des jeux de score. ENBUT : Les joueurs doivent emmener un ou plusieurs pions (parfois tous) à un endroit précis du plateau, voir à l'extérieur du plateau. CONNEXION : Le but est de connecter ses pions, souvent pour relier les bords du plateau. Parfois les pions sont déjà connectés et il faut les déconnecter. FORME : Il faut constituer une forme précise avec ses pions. Les jeux d 'alignement font partie de cette catégorie. Certains jeux ont plusieurs conditions de victoire et rentrent donc dans plusieurs catégories. JEUX CATÉGORIE JOUER EN LIGNE *STAR SCORE 1 GAME ELIMINATION 1 STEIN + Co (LE BLOQ) SCORE 16 ! FORME 16 SOLDATS (SRI LANKA) ELIMINATION 18 GHOSTS ENBUT 2 5 8 ENBUT 3 6 9 FORME SUPERDUPERGAMES 3 COLORS SCORE 3 CROWNS ELIMINATION/FORME 3 STONES FORME 3 STOOGES BLOCAGE/FORME 4 BLOCAGE 4 EYES FORME 4 SQUARED BLOCAGE 42 HYPERSPACE EXPRESSWAY SCORE 4D TIC-TAC-TOE SCORE 4X4 FORME 5 FIELDS ENBUT/CAPTURE 5/5 FORME 55 STONES ELIMINATION SUPERDUPERGAMES 7 SCORE 7 SAGES ENBUT 9 TKA SCORE IGGAMECENTER 90 GRAD ENBUT/CAPTURE A SIMPLE GAME FORME AB, DURCH DIE MITTE ! ENBUT ABACAN BLOCAGE ABALONE ELIMINATION MIGS ABANDE SCORE SUPERDUPERGAMES ABEJA REINA CAPTURE ABOYNE ENBUT ABRAXAS FORME ABSTRACT CHESS CAPTURE ABSTRACT CROSS ELIMINATION ABYSS ELIMINATION ACCASTA ENBUT SUPERDUPERGAMES ACE ENBUT ACHEF BLOCAGE/ELIMINATION ADAMAS ELIMINATION ADAPTOÏDE ELIMINATION IGGAMECENTER ADVANTAGE ? AFRIKA ELIMINATION SUPERDUPERGAMES AGON ENBUT AGORA ELIMINATION AGRESSION SCORE AKHENATON ? AKRON CONNEXION IGGAMECENTER ALAK SCORE SUPERDUPERGAMES ALCAZAR ENBUT ALEA EVANGELII CAPTURE/ENBUT/ELIMINATION JOCLY ALEMUNGULA ELIMINATION IGGAMECENTER ALERYA (var. strategic set up) CAPTURE ALFRED'S WYKE SCORE SUPERDUPERGAMES ALIEN CITY SCORE SUPERDUPERGAMES ALIENS AND AMAZONS BLOCAGE/ELIMINATION ALL THE KING'S HORSES BLOCAGE ALQUERQUE ELIMINATION BRAINKING ALTA CONNEXION IGGAMECENTER ALTERNATOR SCORE IGGAMECENTER ALVA SCORE AMAZONES ELIMINATION AMAZONES BLOCAGE BRAINKING AMBIVALENCE SCORE AMOEBA CAPTURE AMPEL CAPTURE ANCHOR SCORE ANDANTINO FORME ANKOR CONNEXION ANNUVIN ELIMINATION ANTAGO FORME ANTI-DAMES ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE BRAINKING ANTI-DAMES RUSSES ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE GRANDGAMES ANTI-ÉCHECS ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE BRAINKING ANTI-GRENOUILLETTE SCORE BRAINKING ANTI-PUISSANCE 4 FORME BRAINKING ANTI-REVERSI SCORE BRAINKING ANTIPALOS CONNEXION ANTIPOD CONNEXION/BLOCAGE APAGOS SCORE/ENBUT APEX CONNEXION APOCALYPSE CAPTURE ARCHERS ENBUT ARCHIMEDES ENBUT SUPERDUPERGAMES ARCHIMEDES ENBUT ARD-RI CAPTURE/ENBUT/ELIMINATION JOCLY ARENE ELIMINATION ARGON CONNEXION ARIES ELIMINATION/ENBUT SUPERDUPERGAMES ARIMAA ENBUT ARIMAA ARKEON CAPTURE ARKTIA SCORE YUCATA ARLECCHINO SCORE ARMADA ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE ARMY OF FROGS CONNEXION BOARDSPACE ARONDA SCORE YUCATA ASALTO CAPTURE/ELIMINATION/ENBUT ASSAUT ELIMINATION/ENBUT/BLOCAGE ASSAUT ENBUT ASSIMILATION SCORE BRAINKING ATAXX SCORE BRAINKING ATHOS ENBUT ATOLL CONNEXION IGGAMECENTER ATOMIC WARI BLOCAGE ATOMS BLOCAGE ATRIUM FORME ATTANGLE ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE ATTRACT FORME SUPERDUPERGAMES ATTRACTION ENBUT ATTRAXION FORME AU SOMMET DE LA PYRAMIDE BLOCAGE AUTOMATON ELIMINATION AVALAM BITAKA SCORE SUPERDUPERGAMES AVALANCHE CHESS CAPTURE AVANTI ENBUT AVVERSO (PERIFERO) CONNEXION AWALÉ ELIMINATION LUDOTEKA AWÉCHEC CAPTURE AWITHLAKNANNAI ELIMINATION AXIOM ENBUT AXOM CAPTURE AYANU ENBUT AYU BLOCAGE MINDSPORT AZACRU SCORE AZTEC SCORE AZTEKA FORME/ENBUT BABEL PICO BLOCAGE BABYLONE BLOCAGE BADIA CONNEXION BAGH BANDI ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE BAGH CHAL ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE LUDOTEKA BAGH GUTI ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE BALANX ENBUT BANTU ENBUT BAO BLOCAGE BARAN ENBUT BARBACAN ENBUT BARRIER BLOCAGE BASHNI ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE IGGAMECENTER BATAILLE ASTRALE CAPTURE BATAILLE DE CHARS ENBUT BRAINKING BATAILLE jeu de la guerre ? BATALO ENBUT BATMAN vs CATWOMAN ENBUT BATTLE FOR OLYMPUS (TIKU) SCORE ? BATTLE OF LITS SCORE BATTLE SHEEPS (v. SPLITS) BLOCAGE BEGIRD CONNEXION GAMESBYEMAIL BERMUDE CONNEXION BEROLINA'S REVENGE ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE BI-LITAIRE ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE BIG POINTS ENBUT BILLABONG ENBUT BILLIARDS ENBUT BILLO ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE BILOBA ELIMINATION BINAR SCORE BIPOD CONNEXION BIVOUAC ENBUT BIZINGO ELIMINATION BLACK AND WHITE FORME/BLOCAGE BLACK ELEPHANT SCORE BLACK HOLE SCORE BLACK HOLES ENBUT BLACKBOX ELIMINATION BLAM ! SCORE SUPERDUPERGAMES BLAST OFF ELIMINATION BLOBS FORME BLOC BLOCAGE BLOCKADE ENBUT/BLOCAGE SUPERDUPERGAMES BLOCKADE BLOCAGE BLOCKADE alignement FORME BLOCKADE blocus ENBUT BLOCKADE empire ENBUT BLOCKADE saute ENBUT BLOCKADES BLOCAGE BLOCKDANCE ELIMINATION BLOCKS BLOCAGE BLOCUS MARITIME ENBUT/CAPTURE BLOKUS SCORE BLOKUS DUO SCORE BLOKUS TRIGON SCORE BLOQ SCORE BLUE (1vs1) SCORE BLUE AND GRAY ENBUT BLUE CHIP ENBUT/BLOCAGE BLUE NILE BLOCAGE BO CHESS CAPTURE BOCHE FORME BOHNENSPIEL ELIMINATION IGGAMECENTER BOKU FORME BOLL'S GAME ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE BOMBARDMENT ELIMINATION/ENBUT BOMBAY BAZAR SCORE BOOMERANG SCORE BOOMERANG SCORE BOOMERANG L-GAME BLOCAGE BORDERLINE ENBUT BOX HEX CONNEXION BRACE ? BRAIN TRAINER FORME BRANCHES AND TWIGS AND THORNS SCORE SUPERDUPERGAMES BRANDUBH CAPTURE/ENBUT/ELIMINATION JOCLY BREAKOUT CONNEXION BREAKTHROUGH ENBUT LUDOTEKA BREAKTHRU CAPTURE/ENBUT/ELIMINATION BRIDG-IT CONNEXION BRITISH SQUARE SCORE BUBBLES FOR TWO II ELIMINATION BUFFALO ENBUT/BLOCAGE/ELIMINATION BUGHOUSE CHESS CAPTURE BULO BLOCAGE BUMERANG ELIMINATION BUNNY WAR ELIMINATION BUSHKA ELIMINATION MINDSPORT BUTIN SCORE BUTTON UP ! SCORE BAJ BYTE ELIMINATION SUPERDUPERGAMES CABALE ENBUT CAETH Y CONNEXION CAGE ELIMINATION SUPERDUPERGAMES CAILLOU ENBUT AMASE CAIRO CORRIDOR SCORE CAÏSSA CAPTURE CALLANISH ENBUT CALLISTO SCORE CALLISTOGAME CAM ELIMINATION/ENBUT/BLOCAGE BRAINKING CAMBIO FORME CAMÉLÉON FORME CAMÉLÉON ELIMINATION CAMELOT (CHIVALRY) ELIMINATION/ENBUT/BLOCAGE BRAINKING CAMETTE ELIMINATION/ENBUT/BLOCAGE CAMI SCORE/ENBUT CAMINOS CONNEXION CAMPAIGN FORME/BLOCAGE CAN THE SARDINES ENBUT CANNON CAPTURE/BLOCAGE IGGAMECENTER CANOE FORME CANYON ENBUT CAP SUR LA LUNE ENBUT/ELIMINATION CAPITAINES ET SOLDATS ENBUT CAPPUCINO SCORE CAPT'N W. KIDD ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE YUCATA CAPTURES ELIMINATION CARAVANEERS ELIMINATION SUPERDUPERGAMES CARGE ELIMINATION CARNAC SCORE BOARDSPACE CARRÉ 2000 ENBUT FURUKOO CARRENO'S ENTROPY CONNEXION CASBAH SCORE CASCADES ENBUT SUPERDUPERGAMES CASH IN HAND ELIMINATION CASTELLO ELIMINATION CASTLE ENBUT SUPERDUPERGAMES CASTLE SCORE ? CASTLE DANGER CAPTURE SUPERDUPERGAMES CATCH' IT ENBUT CATHEDRAL SCORE CATHEDRAL ELIMINATION CATS AND DOGS (SNORT) BLOCAGE CAVALIERI ALL'ASSALTO ENBUT CAVALIERS AU CORDEAU FORME CELTIC ! SCORE CEPHALOPOD SCORE LUDOTEKA CERCAR LA LIEBRE CAPTURE/ELIMINATION JOCLY CHAD CAPTURE MINDSPORT CHAIN LIGHTNING CONNEXION IGGAMECENTER CHAIN REACTION ENBUT CHAKRA CAPTURE CHALLENGE 5 FORME CHAMELEON CONNEXION CHAMELEONS ELIMINATION CHAOS ELIMINATION CHARYBDIS CONNEXION/SCORE CHARYBDIS SQUARE CONNEXION/SCORE CHASE ELIMINATION SUPERDUPERGAMES CHASE II CAPTURE CHASSE AUX BISONS ELIMINATION CHASSE AUX CAVALIERS CAPTURE CHASSE AUX REINES CAPTURE CHATURANGA/SHATRANJ CAPTURE LUDOTEKA CHE FORME BOARDSPACE CHECKERS GOMOKU ELIMINATION CHECKERS TO THE MAX BLOCAGE CHEFA FORME CHESCKERS CAPTURE CHESS 960 CAPTURE CHESS CARDS (MATE) ELIMINATION SUPERDUPERGAMES CHESS MUTATION CAPTURE CHESSQUITO CAPTURE/ELIMINATION CHEX CAPTURE CHIENS ET RENARD ENBUT/BLOCAGE CHOGO CAPTURE/BLOCAGE CHOMP BLOCAGE JOCLY CHONGKAK ENBUT ? CHOPSTICKS BLOCAGE JOCLY CHROMA BLOCAGE CHU SHOGI CAPTURE CINKO FORME/ELIMINATION CINQ SUR SEPT FORME CIR KIS FORME CIRCULAR CHESS CAPTURE JOCLY CIRK ELIMINATION CIRKLE 2 ENBUT CIRKLE 4 (2vs2) ENBUT CIRKLE WOM' ENBUT CITADEL SCORE CITADELLA CONNEXION ? CITY ELIMINATION/BLOCAGE
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