Grid of Change

Didn’t think a board game could get this sweaty. Ranked matches, mind games, tournaments, and crazy comeback moments make it seriously addictive.

i really like new music menu

Grid of Change is a free turn based board game that takes the basic idea of Othello and Reversi and adds its own abilities and progression systems. We place pieces on the board and try to surround the other side’s pieces so we can flip them to our colour. The rules are easy to understand, but the matches can become surprisingly tactical once we start thinking several moves ahead. The basic board game is easily the strongest part for us. Every move can change the balance of the board quite quickly, so we have to think about whether taking a large group of pieces is actually worth it. Corners are especially important because they cannot be flipped back, while the edges can give us useful control over the rest of the board. The skill system is what makes Grid of Change different from a normal game of Reversi. We can equip special abilities such as Block, Swap and Guardian, which can interfere with the other side or protect our own pieces. Using one at the right moment can completely change a match, so we have to think about our abilities as well as the normal board positions. There is also a Puzzle mode with handcrafted situations, which I like because it gives us something to do w…

The game’s actually pretty fun. At first, without skills, it just felt like a normal casual game. But once I started using skills, it got way more interesting, and comebacks became much easier. The best part is probably the friendly community and all the events they keep running. Plus, it’s way more fun when playing with friends.