EasyPass is a 2 player game, played on the spaces of a 9x9 board.
5 Red cars, cubes or tokens
20 Blue cars, cubes or tokens
8 square blank tiles
A 9x9 board with the first column shaded Green and the last column shaded Red, also rows 2,4,6,8 have 9 printed gray color cars on each of the rows. Figure 1
Setup
The board should be placed between the two players so that the Gray color cars make rows not columns. Figure 1.
The Blue and Red cars should be placed according to Figure 1.
Now players take turns placing the 8 blank tiles on top of the gray cars that lie between the Green and Red columns of the board. A maximum of 2 tiles per row and a tile must not be placed in parallel to another tile in another row.
Objective
The player who gets 3 Red cars to the red zone wins the game.
Play
Blue cars and Red cars are shared.
Decide who plays first, then play alternates.
All cars move from the green zone to the red zone, following the actions below.
1. Move any Blue car that is not on the board yet from 1-4 empty spaces, starting on any empty space in the Green column or
2. Move any Red car that is not on the board yet from 1-4 empty spaces, starting on any empty space in the Green column only after all the Blue cars in its row have moved onto the board first or
3. Move a Blue car or a Red car that are already on the board, 1-4 empty spaces.
Now when a car during play encounters an open space between the Gray cars in an adjacent lane, the Blue or Red car must turn towards the empty space in the Gray car lane.
Depending on how many moves on his turn the player has left, it may be possible that the Red or Blue car exit out onto the other lane or land on the empty space between the Gray cars.
After exiting onto the other lane the cars proceed their journey to the red zone. Once a car reaches the red zone on your turn, it is removed from the board.
A player who gets 3 Red cars to the red zone wins the game.
Restrictions
5 Red cars, cubes or tokens
20 Blue cars, cubes or tokens
8 square blank tiles
A 9x9 board with the first column shaded Green and the last column shaded Red, also rows 2,4,6,8 have 9 printed gray color cars on each of the rows. Figure 1
Setup
The board should be placed between the two players so that the Gray color cars make rows not columns. Figure 1.
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| Figure 1 |
Now players take turns placing the 8 blank tiles on top of the gray cars that lie between the Green and Red columns of the board. A maximum of 2 tiles per row and a tile must not be placed in parallel to another tile in another row.
Objective
The player who gets 3 Red cars to the red zone wins the game.
Play
Blue cars and Red cars are shared.
Decide who plays first, then play alternates.
All cars move from the green zone to the red zone, following the actions below.
1. Move any Blue car that is not on the board yet from 1-4 empty spaces, starting on any empty space in the Green column or
2. Move any Red car that is not on the board yet from 1-4 empty spaces, starting on any empty space in the Green column only after all the Blue cars in its row have moved onto the board first or
3. Move a Blue car or a Red car that are already on the board, 1-4 empty spaces.
Now when a car during play encounters an open space between the Gray cars in an adjacent lane, the Blue or Red car must turn towards the empty space in the Gray car lane.
Depending on how many moves on his turn the player has left, it may be possible that the Red or Blue car exit out onto the other lane or land on the empty space between the Gray cars.
After exiting onto the other lane the cars proceed their journey to the red zone. Once a car reaches the red zone on your turn, it is removed from the board.
A player who gets 3 Red cars to the red zone wins the game.
Restrictions
No car may jump over another car or move backwards.
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