COLOR STACK (2019): Buy or sell now

COLOR STACK is an abstract game for two players in which the dice serve as pawns. The objective is to roll four different colors of dice: red, blue, yellow, and green. The board is randomly generated with cards, so unlike chess, the strategy changes each time. Each player has three dice of two different colors in his or her hand. On his or her turn, the player chooses one of the following two actions. Move his or her dice as many times as the number of eyes on the board. Change the number of eyes on your dice to the number you want. For example, a dice with a 6 can be moved 6 squares, and a dice with a 3 can be moved 3 squares. The dice must be moved by exactly the number of eyes, but once a square is passed, it cannot be passed. If there is another dice on a square with exactly the same number of dice, it can only be stacked on top of it if it is “stronger” than the dice on top of it. The dice on top of the dice are moved together with the dice on top of the dice. Dice have a strength, the smaller the number of dice, the stronger the dice. In other words, the harder the dice are to move, the stronger they are. The exception to this rule is 1, which is weaker than 6. When the strengths are the same, they can be stacked. So, to be precise, if the strength of the dice you are moving is greater than or equal to the strength of the dice in the square you are stopping on, you can stack the dice. The key to strategy is the placement of the dice. Since you cannot pass through a square once you have passed through it, dice with large eyes cannot be utilized unless there is a large space available. It is important to place your dice well to block the opponent's dice movement. Let's begin! —description from the publiser