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Polarity: A Truly Magnetic Board Game
By James Grahame
Polarity isn't a new game -- it was created by Douglas Seaton waaay back in 1986. It was reintroduced in 2005 and made About.com's Top 10 Best Board Games of 2005 list. It's not electronic, it's not computerized, but yet it's irresistible. The game is played with 53 magnetic discs that often hover above the board at awkward angles.
Here's Temple Games' overview: "Utilizing the forces of magnetism, players take turns placing hovering magnetic discs on the board in order to impose chaos on their opponent. This chaos, which causes discs that are in play to come together in a flash of magnetic frenzy, results in scoring opportunities. Stacks of more than one disc (towers) are counted as points and the player with the most points at the end of a game wins."
Polarity: How the game is played (Temple Games)
