Videos from Spiel 2014 XXVII: World of Yo-Ho, Time Masters, Carnac, Terra, Kamisado Max & Pints of Blood

Here's a 25-word description of the game: Each turn you move your piece that matches the color onto which the opponent moved, trying to move any piece into the opponent's back row.

You can almost feel yourself getting better at the game the more that you play. Once you've played the game a few times, you can start to spot dangerous situations and potential traps, whether or not the opponent is aware of them. Multiple times I recognized at the end of a move that I had given my opponent the opportunity to win a few turns later; sometimes he picked up on those opportunities and other times the game continued without him realizing that he had missed out. I didn't draw his attention to those situations, but I did learn to avoid putting myself into them in future games. At last I think I did – only more games would prove the point.