Mauern Babylon 1987

Wooden made abstract game. Players start in their corner area of an 8x8 grid with their hut and 3 square pieces around it. In your turn, you place either an adjacent square piece or you put it onto another square piece (of an opponent as well) if it is adjacent to you. When all pieces are built, the player or team with the most spaces controlling (including empty ones that are only adjacent to him and maybe the border) wins. The advanced version introduces male and female meeples and for each player another 2 huts. If you place a piece onto another, you may add a meeple and put it in your hut or you can move one in front of your hut. Alternatively, you may move one ore more of your meeples on the same piece anywhere but only changing once the height by one step. You may fight another meeples of the same sex by throw of a die and you may marry one of the opposite sex and found a new hut. In the end, you multiply the controlled spaces by the number of your huts and add one point for each unmarried meeple of your own.

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