ANST - Period Games

[Angela Bellavance]

On Mon, 16 Nov 1998, j'lynn yeates wrote:

> any other Go players out there ???

Is this the game where you start in one "cell" and occupy adjoining cells
during your turn, eventually trying to take over the majority of the
board? And if you land next to an opponent's cell, you take over that cell
from them?  If so, then I've played it before and it can be a lot of fun. 
I mostly learned it to finish a computer game called "7th Guest".  The
computer was a pretty mean player too - I'm not talking just random moves. 
They had it set up as a puzzle under a microscope, with a player's pieces
being a kind of amoeba-like organism that oozed over into the next space
and "ate" the opponent's cells to replace it with its own.  Pretty cool
stuff. 

- Angela
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