SINAPS
Take turns creating your paths and getting your chips to the center square. The first player with two chips stacked in a row on the Nucleus wins! It’s not that easy though as your opponent can block, deviate, hijack, or destroy your path!
“A game that is easy to learn, but will take hours to master. Timing here is absolutely critical!”
Alex A. – Owner/Creator, HOUSTON, TX
SINAPS INSTRUCTIONS
What is an ACTIVE PATH?
An active path consists of two things 1) A player's chip on a Grid Terminal and 2) a path tile(s) with it's path lines connected to it.
What is an INACTIVE PATH?
This is a tiled path on the GRID that doesn't connect to any of the players chips on the Grid Terminal. This can occur for two reasons 1) A path is broken by the Pathbreaker tile 2) A player moves their chip to the Nucleus, thus deactivating their path.
Can I play off of an INACTIVE PATH?
No player can play off of an INACTIVE PATH, only on ACTIVE PATHS which lead back to a player's chip on the Grid Termina
Can a Pathbreaker Tile terminate someone's path?
No, a Pathbreaker Tile REPLACES a tile on the grid, and de-constructs an opponensts path(s).
Can a player have more than four tiles in their hand at any time?
No! Players can only have a max of 4 tiles at any time, although they could definitely have less if they forget to draw a tile.