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Adere

Adere 2023

Design Drew Edwards Publisher (Web published)
7.7 /10
BGG rating
2.0
Weight
2
Players
2
Best at
10–30
Minutes
8
Age
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About the Game

Capture enemy discs by moving your own disc onto a stack of exactly the same height. Connect sides of the board to win.

You can play Adere on different boards, such as a standard triangular "Y" board or a rhombus "Hex" board.

Acknowledgements: The capturing mechanism was used previously in Escabel by Luis Bolaños Mures, and is also used in Stairs by Kanare Kato. Adere was inspired by Knightvision by Christian Freeling, a prior connection game with a capturing mechanism. Andy Juell and Dale Walton contributed significantly to playtesting.

Filed Under

Categories
Abstract Strategy Print & Play
Mechanics
Connections Hexagon Grid
BGG ratings
13
BGG data
refreshed Aug 28, 2026