This is what the pieces look like at the start of a basic 2-player game.

Place the four white pieces in a triangle, and the four black pieces in a triangle directly opposite.

Players alternate moving one of their pieces one space at a time.

The first player to make a tetrahedron wins.

There are 2 simple ways to identify a tetrahedron:

1. If all four pieces are equally spaced from each other, it is a tetrahedron.

2. If all four pieces share the same shape and color, it is a tetrahedron, i.e. all four pieces on red circles, or purple triangles, etcetera.

Place all 8 pieces on the corners of any color cube so that black makes a tetrahedron and white makes the opposite tetrahedron.

Make sure that Red-Black is opposite Red-White, and Blue-Black is opposite Blue-White and so on.

It's a lot easier than it sounds. You can do it in 10 seconds, I'll bet.

Each player picks a color - red, blue, yellow or green. Each player starts with two pieces on opposite sides of the board, a black one and a white one. That means there is one neutral color that belongs to no player.

A Player moves one of his pieces one position and passes to the next player.

The first player to get their two pieces in adjacent spaces wins.

The objective is 2-fold: Get your pieces together and block the others from doing the same.

Add a little twist by saying that each player can move one neutral piece once during the game.

Place all 8 pieces on the corners of any color cube so that black makes a tetrahedron and white makes the opposite tetrahedron.

Make sure that Red-Black is opposite Red-White, and Blue-Black is opposite Blue-White and so on.

It's a lot easier than it sounds. You can do it in 10 seconds, I'll bet.

Each player picks a color - red, blue, yellow or green. Each player starts with two pieces on opposite sides of the board, a black one and a white one.

A Player moves one of his pieces one position and passes to the next player.

The first player to get their two pieces in adjacent spaces wins.

The objective is 2-fold: Get your pieces together and block the others from doing the same.