Majorities is a game with exceptionally simple rules, reminiscent of Stonehenge. Many variants (including a very natural 3-dimensional version) are possible. It is based on the fact that in politics, or committees with sub-committees, a minority of people in critical places may nonetheless carry a voting motion. This has long been felt as a weird situation by the game inventor (Bill Taylor), who has devised this family of games to illustrate this phenomenon. Rules The board is initially empty. The first player places a stone on any cell, then players take turns placing two pieces per turn on empty cells. A majority of stones in a line wins that line. A majority of parallel lines in a direction wins that direction. A majority of directions wins the game. The board has a few unplayable cells, to guarantee that every line has an odd number of playable cells, so that ties are impossible at all levels. Source: Gamerz.net help file by Bill Taylor Online Play Boardspace.net Real time, against humans or robot players Gamerz.net Turn-based Mobile Apps Boardspace.net local multiplayer or online, IOS Boardspace.net local multiplayer or online, Android