Faces in the Crowd 1987

The game board has four sections, each of a different color. In each section are interlocking rings that have colors which match the sections of the board. The first player places a round token (with a drawing of a face on it) on a ring in any section. The next player must then place a token on a ring in the section that matches the color of the ring that the first player placed his token on. Tokens may not overlap, so when a token is placed, the rings that interlock with that ring are unusable. If a player cannot play a token in the required board section, he takes all of the tokens that have been placed in that section and now must try to place them as well. The first player to have no more tokens to place wins.