AMOEBA (Inspired) Board Game

I have made an update to this game which can be found here. Amoeba, also know as Tantalus, is a board game published in 1975 by Samsonite (also published by Marx and Ravensburger) with the goal of creating “Amoeba” shapes with 49 tiles on a square tray. The tiles have an arc on two opposite corners. This is my interpretation on this classic game. Cards are also needed to play the game. I have remastered the cards based on the cards uploaded to boardgamegeek.com by Harvey Wasserman. Rules and cards to print are included in the “other files” section. DescriptionThe amoeba game is primarily for two players, although as many as four can play. It consists of a tray of 49 square pieces and a deck of 52 cards. The object of the game is to create amoeba shapes with the pieces on the tray, that will match the shapes on the cards held by the players. Each piece on the tray may be picked up and turned (a quarter turn), to make a change in the pattern. There are no duplicate cards; the shape on ea