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You are a real estate developer competing to develop a new subdivision. Where you build is restricted by piece size, and what sits next to you affects your value. Raise your own score while hurting your rivals.
Inventor: Carlton Noles
See Looney Pyramids wiki: Subdivision. Uses Icehouse pyramids (three sizes).
Corners and, in two-player games, the two centre cells listed above.
Players take turns placing parks at the start until the required number is reached. Ignored in three-player games.
The required parks are placed on random empty cells at the start.
If every cell adjacent (including diagonally) to a park is occupied by your pieces, you score +3 for that park.
20241203 (2024-12-03). On Abstract Play since 2024-12-13.