Battle Sheep

In the abstract strategy game Battle Sheep, players compete to obtain the largest pasture for their flock of sheep while preventing opponents from expanding theirs. At the start of the game, the board is formed by taking turns placing hexagonal shapes that will make up the game pasture. Once this is done, all the sheep of each player are stacked in a single "tower" that will constitute their flock. To move the flock, a direction must be defined and how many sheep to leave behind, knowing that at least one sheep must always be left on each tile the flock passes through. This way, your flock will spread across the entire pasture and prevent opposing flocks from moving, as you can never cross an opponent's sheep! The goal of the game is to prevent the opponent from moving, as the first player who cannot "move" by splitting their tower of sheep loses the game.