UNITY is a board game for 2 to 3 players, in which each player strives to unite his pieces… at any cost. By sacrificing the right pieces at crucial moments, you can shatter your opponents' groups as they coalesce, or eliminate a pesky splinter group of your own pieces — anything to create unity.

In UNITY, each player’s pieces start dispersed on the board. Your goal is to create a single group of connected pieces of your colour of any size (even just one piece).

UNITY was initially designed for 2 players, with the neutral pieces being just unmovable discs, but was later adapted to accommodate a 3rd player.

There are two editions by nestorgames:

- Basic Edition: Produced in nestorgames' format 1. The board size is 5 hexes per side. It includes a few black 'walls', 30 ring-shaped foam pieces in 3 colours (green, orange and purple), 30 asterisk-shaped foam pieces in 3 colours, one counter of each colour, a board (pad) and a carrying case. Additional sets of pieces can be purchased separately in order to try different setups (but not needed for playing the basic game).

- Deluxe Edition: It comes in a new format. The board size is 6 hexes per side (so you can play with 2 sizes: 5 hexes per side or 6 hexes per side). It includes several walls, a laser-cut 8mm thick 'ice' acrylic board, 90 ring-shaped laser-cut acrylic pieces in 3 colours (green, orange and purple), 90 asterisk-shaped laser-cut acrylic pieces in 3 colours, one counter of each colour and a briefcase. No additional pieces are needed.

Microbadges

– Unity fan

Notes from the designer

The Deluxe Edition of UNITY is the first board game in history that can only be purchased with Bitcoins (no FIAT currencies accepted as payment).

I wish to thank Nathan Morse for the revisions and game name brainstorming.