@hrissm that I'm going to hear his facepalm after he reads this post, even though we are in different states. The game I'm going to write about is probably the simplest thing on Earth, and most likely a game all of you know from boring lectures in middle school. It wasn't the case for me. I learnt about paper soccer... last year and got badly addicted. I played hundreds of matches on the Polish gaming platform kurnik.pl and I'm good at it, but not excellent. So, I will most likely win with my friends but not with those guys who spend all evenings playing on kurnik. You get the idea.
It's a pen and pencil game, so first of all, you need a friend, a piece of squared paper and two differently colored pens. I would comfortably say this kind of games is my favorite. I love word games too.
It's soccer so there is a ball and two goals. The ball is the point in the middle of the pitch. The first player moves the ball first, from the centerpoint to the next available point. It can be moved diagonally, vertically or horizontally. If the ball hits a point which was already used or if it hits the border of the pitch, it can bounce in any direction that you want and is available. If you place the ball in your opponent's goal, you win. You also win if you force your opponent to place the ball in his own goal, or if you lock the ball within the pitch so that your opponent has no move.
The game is really cool and really one of my favorite things to waste time on doing.
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The images are public domain and come from Wikipedia: Paper soccer
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