Yavalath

This is the Deluxe Edition of Yavalath, an abstract game for 2 or 3 players that was designed by a computer program called LUDI (invented by Cameron Browne) in 2007. The goal of the game is to place four stones in a row without first making three in a row. 'LUDI' is the winner of the Gold Medal of the GECCO Humie awards! The Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference (GECCO) is the largest annual conference on evolutionary computation.

With this set you can also play the hexagonal version of Pentalath (also invented by LUDI), Susan (by Stephen Linhart), Taacoca (by Vikingur Fjalar Eiríksson), Cross (by Cameron Browne) Yavalade, Yavalanchor, Quantum Leap and OMEGA (by Néstor Romeral Andrés) and Manalath (by Dieter Stein and Néstor Romeral Andrés) to name a few.

This gigantic edition includes a large briefcase, a 35 cm diameter and 8 mm thick laser-cut 'ice' acrylic board (with laser-engraved hexes), 30 black discs, 30 white discs, 30 red discs and a cotton case for keeping them. The discs are made of 28 mm diameter and 6mm thick laser-cut acrylic. It weights around 2 kilograms.

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