Opposites A Game of 2 Colours
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This game is for 2 to 4 players where pieces have two sides and the board has four quadrants. Each player picks a color and tries to get the most pieces of their color in their quadrant by sandwiching pieces between pieces of the same color. The player with the most pieces of their color in their home quadrant at the end wins or it can end in a draw.
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