Tabletop Game - Magnetus Travel

Designate the boundaries of the galaxy and position stars, planets, and asteroids as you see fit – it's all quite possible if you take a compact version of "Magnetus" on your journey, a game where you and your opponents will need to demonstrate exceptional agility and resourcefulness!

The travel version of "Magnetus" can be played almost anywhere: just define the game field by tying the ends of a shoelace and placing the resulting circle on any horizontal surface (the smaller the diameter of the field, the harder it will be to play). Next, it is necessary to distribute the magnets (referred to as celestial bodies in this game) among the players. If there are two of you, each gets 6 magnets, three players get 4 magnets each, and four players get 3 magnets each.

On their turn, a player places one of the celestial bodies on the field. They can also move them in the galaxy without touching them with their hands: magnets can attract and repel each other, and this is what must be used in the game. If one or more celestial bodies end up outside the boundaries of the field or attract and collide with each other during a player's turn (or after they have placed a magnet on the field), that player takes all such magnets and ends their turn.

The player who accumulates 15 penalty points at the end of several rounds loses.

Game duration: from 15 minutes
Number of players: 1-4
Age restrictions: 10+