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Man in the MoonMan in the Moon is an interesting game from around the year 1900. It was published by the McLoughlin Brothers company as a new game, but it's really an adaptation of a couple of very ancient African board games. As with so many 2 player strategy games, Man in the Moon begins with a placement phase followed by a movement phase. The capturing method is what's called a "custodial" or "flanking" capture in which a piece is surrounded on two side to

Totolospi has several variations of the arrangement

and Fanoron-Dimy is one of the smaller variants

they move and capture opposing pieces by ending their turn on an occupied space

Each card depicts experiments

It's played by two players on a grid of 64 squares

Before contact with Europeans

it's ancient but still fun and engaging after all this time

Later in the game

and a peg is captured by flanking it on both sides

It's possible to form multiple rhombuses with a single card placement

so your horses might get sent back to start at any time

" meaning that the two players' sets of pegs are different