Rubik's Magic Strategy Game [Christmas present, eBay]
The players put down their tiles in turns. They may choose between the silver and the black side of the tiles.
Before a player puts down his or her tile he or she turns one tile of the opponent's. The aim is to put down your own tiles
so that three of them in the same color end up in one row.
Rubik's Race, in Germany: Rubik's Color Match by Arxon [Christmas present, eBay, in its original box]
The players have to form a given pattern by sliding their pieces. Who ever achieves this goal first wins.
Rubik's Game aka Rubik's Challenge aka Rubik's Mühle by Ideal [exchanged, April 2008]
Scramble the cube. Each player has a color. In turn they place a peg in a field of their color and twist one layer for 90 degrees. The aim is to produce a line of three of your pegs in a row, a column or diagonally on one face of the cube.
The middle piece of the orange face is missing it's cap.
Tantrix Strategy Game [flea market, 1,50 €, June 2008]
The game consists of 56 tiles and can be played by 2-4 players. Each player attempts to form the longest line of his or her own color, while at the same time attempting to restrict the other player's progress.
The tiles can also be used as a puzzle. For that the tiles have to be arranged in a certain form.
3D Tic Tac Toe [Christmas present 2003]
Mastermind [eBay]
Logic Trainer [flea market, 0,50 €, fall 2007]
This game is played by a codemaker and a codebreaker. The codemaker makes up a pattern of four colored pegs.
The codebreaker tries to guess the pattern, then gets hints as to how many colors and how many positions he got right
and tries again. I also own a handbook to this game.
Leslie H. Ault: Das Mastermind-Handbuch. Otto Maier Varlag
Ravensburg, 1978
American title: The Official Mastermind Handbook. New American
Library, New York