Pentago is the kind of abstract game that will turn up in caravans for the next twenty years
When I look at my board game collection, I see dragons, Vikings, knights, colourful farms and countless other subjects, but I can’t see a single themeless game among them. That was, of course, until Pentago arrived. The red, black and white box is as innocuous as they come — and that, for me, has always been a problem.
I don’t know why I tend to…
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