[Peyton Yeung]

Originally Posted by George A.

I'm almost certain that this will be an unpopular opinion, (and forgive me if it was only supposed to be from those choices listed) but my favorite game so far has to be Triple Play for the sheer strategy involved.

It was the first game to introduce alliances of 3 which completely threw us for a loop, tetras were the most unique object we had to deal with (and arguably the most unique ever) and there were 18 places to score! (on top of 9 goals under 9 goals)

Given the scoring nature of the game each tetra placed could literally have a 40 point swing in the scores. Working with your partners to get in a rhythm and work on who would place a tetra when and where they would place it was crucial as if there was a backup it could be devastating to your alliance.

What i think is interesting about 2005 was that from a strategic stand point it is a constant game of chess, every action you make is countered by your opponent and it becomes a game of thinking a few moves ahead.