Strategy Games

Imported from Italy, this big and heavy metal chess set from Italfama has an attractive rustic looking Staunton design. Not only will this chess set look impressive sitting on a beautiful wood chess board in your home, it will prove to be a great set for playing.

In the game of Cathedral World, the Great Wall of China, the West Wailing Wall, the Wall of Marrakech and the Zimbabwe Ruins define the space where two opposing players vie for territory in which to strategically position their 14 architectural playing pieces. Whichever piece or pieces cannot be placed back within the village boundaries, determines the winning player. The People Piece represents citizens from all four corners of the globe and is surrounded by buildings, monuments, statues, temples and mosques. Depending on the player's skill level and strategy plan, it can be used as either a neutral, or an extremely pivotal piece, changing the direction of play at every move. Based on the award-winning Cathedral game, this captivating edition is a winning mix of culture, architecture,... Less

Blockers Game. Choose your style of play - ultra competitive or calmly cooperative. This family game involves strategy and skill as each player tries to create the fewest number of groups while blocking and foiling their opponents' game plan. No reading required, so its fun for players of varying ages. Made in the USA. For 2-5 players ages 8 and up. 2 ways to play: competitive or cooperative Involves strategy and skill No reading required! For 2-5 players For ages 8 and up

For ages 8 to adult, GAME STRATEGYST magazine is the perfect package for following your favorite strategy game, learning about other similar games of interest, and checking the value of your cards, Clix or Bakugan. In every issue you'll find coverage of the most popular strategy games Yu Gi Oh!, Bakugan, Pokemon, HeroClix, Naruto, and others, Price Guide information, multiple contests, tournament listings, game strategy and more.

This chess set design originates from a model produced by the Worshipful Company of Turners in England back in the late 1700's. John Calvert, a Master at the Worshipful Company of Turners, is generally credited with this design. While not Staunton traditional, this chess set has similar features found on Staunton sets being made by their contemporary, John Jaques and Son, Ltd. This handsome and heavily weighted chess set is both wonderful for a serious chess game and a work of art you will want to proudly display!