Board Game
DIVOC
By Néstor Romeral Andrés · Art by Néstor Romeral Andrés
DIVOC was designed during the Covid-19 lockdowns in Spain. Due to its victory condition (arrange pieces into a single group), Cameron Browne called it an anti-social distancing game, therefore its name (Covid in reverse). MATERIAL (depending on the edition): - A 7x7 square board - 24 white stackable pyramids - 24 black stackable pyramids GAME OVERVIEW Randomly place the pyramids leaving the centre space empty (there are some constraints for this, so please refer to the official rulebook). Players take turns jumping with their top pyramids onto other pyramids or empty spaces on the same line or column, with the aim of arranging all their top pyramids into a single connected group (not diagonals). The game can accomodate more players.
- Abstract Strategy
- Stacking and Balancing
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