In Linea, two players duel on a special board of 12 round spaces linked by 12 lines. On their turn, the player places one of their pieces, numbered 1 through 6, on an open space. The aim of the game is to dominate the majority of the 12 lines that connect the spaces. A line is considered dominated if the sum of the spaces of a player’s pieces on the line is higher than that of the opponents. When all spaces are occupied, the game ends.
Originally published in spielbox 1992 #4.
Reimplemented by:
Stonehenge
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