Blokus Brain Game

Contents of the Blokus intellectual game:

A game board consisting of 400 small squares
84 pieces in four different colors (red - blue - yellow - green), (21 of each color)
Complete game manual with strategic tips
Goals of the Blokus intellectual game:

Strengthening 3D intelligence
Strengthening concentration
Developing creativity
Developing strategic thinking skills
Now it is up to you to create the one-person puzzles presented in the game manual and thousands of other diverse layouts based on your imagination with these pieces and enjoy playing it alone or spend exciting moments with your loved ones by playing a strategic 4-player game.

Summary of the Blokus game:

In a group or individual game, the goal is to be able to fit 21 pieces of your color on the game board or at least have fewer pieces than your competitors outside the board at the end of the game. Block Ace is played by 1 to 4 players with two boards of different sizes and is a strategic game. Because the secret to your success is to be able to place your pieces on the board with a strategy that blocks the way of your competitors.
Starting the Block Ace brain game:

Each player's first move must be to fill the corner square on their side (right side) and the game continues in turns. Each player must place their pieces on the board in a way that connects them to their matching color from at least one corner. If this connection is from the side, it is a wrong move.
Note: Connecting from the side with the opponent's colors is inevitable and there is nothing wrong with it.

Block Ace brain game method:

Continue placing your pieces on the board. Try to move towards the center of the board to prevent your path from being blocked and at the same time, create an obstacle for the opponent's pieces to spread. In fact, you should try to fill the corners that are suitable for placing the opponent's pieces faster than him. It is better to place your larger pieces on the board early because this becomes more difficult as the board fills up. You have 21 pieces at your disposal, each with a different shape. Pay attention to these shapes and their functions during attack or defense and use them in the right place. During the game, you may notice that a space has formed on the board that is only suitable for placing pieces of your color. Save these special spaces for the last moments of the game when you have fewer choices.
Note: Once a piece is placed on the board, it cannot be moved.

End of the Block Ace brain game:

The game ends in two ways:
1. There is no more room left on the board for the outer pieces and all players are blocked.
2. One of the players has placed all of his pieces on the board.
In the first situation, the player who has the fewest pieces outside the board wins. The unit of counting pieces is the small squares that make up the pieces. For each square left out, the player gets a negative point. The player with the lowest negative score wins the game.
In the second situation, the player who has placed all of his pieces on the board wins with 15 points. If a piece that is a single square, the last placed piece of the winning color, is on the board, he is awarded an additional 5 points.

Yellow: minus 8

Red: minus 24

Green: minus 20