Print the “Generic Game Board” (GGB) and you can play lots of games with it.
The GGB is ideal for travel, as the integrated game pieces won't fall off if you tilt or bump the board. The integrated pieces means there is no pack up required after the game, you just put the whole board away. Also, you don't have to worry about loosing any of your game pieces.
The tiles were designed to rotate around a flattened pin, so the tiles sits nice and flat after you flip it. And the tiles will remain upright even if you are travelling on a bumpy road.
You can have a look at the video here
The GGB's modular design allow you to create square boards of 2x2 and larger. For example, to create the 19x19 GoBan (Go game board), you'll use one 7x7, four 6x6s, two 6x7s and two 7x6s.
You can also use the TileCover to cover unused tiles (or design custom covers for specific games), allowing you to play games like Nine Men's Morris on the 7x7 board.
Here are some of the great games you can play:
3x3 pocket size board:
Achi
Nine Holes
Pentago (using four separate 3x3 boards)
Picaria
Tant Fant
Three Men's Morris
Tic-Tac-Toe
Wild Tic-Tac-Toe
4x4 pocket size board:
Aera
Four Field Kono
Quartette
5x5 board:
Abyss
Alquerque
Five Field Kono
Seega (board size up to 9x9)
Teeko
6x6 board:
Castile
Gekitai
Konane (board size up to 14x14)
Order and Chaos
7x7 board:
Asalto
Connect4
Nine Men's Morris
Peg Solitaire
8x8 board:
Adversa
Apit-Sodok
Archimedes
Aries
Breakthrough
Chapayev
Crossings
Fox and Geese
Lines of Action
Magneton
Othello/Reversi
10x10 board:
Game of the Amazons
12x12 board:
Epaminondas
Rekushu
15x15 board:
Gomoku
Ninuki-Renju
16x16 board:
Halma
18x18 board:
Gess
19x19 board:
Connect6
Go
Pente
some more games:
Games played with Go equipment (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Games_played_with_Go_equipment)
Games you can play with Othello/Reversi/bicolored pieces (https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/235864/games-you-can-play-othelloreversibicolored-pieces)
Go variants (http://gambiter.com/go/variants/Go_variants.html)
List of abstract strategy games (http://gambiter.com/tabletop/List_abstract_strategy_games.html)
Printing notes:
The displayed GGBs were printed using ABS filament with layer height of 0.2mm.
Pins were printed separately from the board to prevent the walls from warping. The also allows for easier assembly.
If warping is an issue, you can build up the board from smaller pieces.
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