Scar-Nee and IQ Solitaire

Scar-Nee and IQ Solitaire 1956

Design John Scarne Publisher John Scarne Games , Inc.
4.0 /10
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1–4
Players
20
Minutes
10
Age

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About the Game

Scar-Nee and i-Q Solitaire (styled that way on the board) are two distinct abstract strategy games for one to four players, marketed together and using identical equipment. Similar to Teeko but played on a 4x4 board and using 16 discs (4 different colors each numbered with pips 1 through 4). It is likely that Scar-Nee is the same game or a direct forerunner of Scarney, and quite possible that i-Q Solitaire is also an ancestor of the solitaire versions of Scarney described in the latter's rule book.

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