Tic Tac Toe
For 2 players. Remove all pegs from the game board. Each player takes a set of pegs of a different color and the player with the extra peg goes first. Players take turns placing one peg at a time on the game board. The first player to place 3 pegs in a row in any direction wins. If all the holes are full and neither player has 3 pegs in a row, the game is tied. Players take turns going first.
Neem
For 2 players. The pegs are placed in 10 triangle holes. Players take turns removing 1 or more pegs from any horizontal row. Player forced to bear the last remaining parity losses. You can vary the game if you accept that the player who takes the last peg wins.
Ludo
Each player places their pieces on the starting point of the same color in the corner of the game board. One has to roll a 6 to bring a piece into play (arrow). A piece is played in a turn and advances as many points as eyes throw. When a player reaches a point already occupied by another piece, this piece has to return to its starting point. The player who is successful first in bringing his pieces “home” wins the game. For that you have to throw in the exact number needed.
Lonely
For 1 player. Place the 32 pieces in the holes on the playing field. The middle hole remains empty. You can only jump on a piece, if behind this piece there is a free hole. One can jump horizontally or vertically. No diagonal or corner jumps are allowed. Each piece that is skipped is removed from the field. The goal is to get as many pegs out of the board as possible.
5 left = Ok
4 left = Good
3 left = Very good
2 left = Excellent
1 left = Genius
1 left in the center hole = Super Genius!