Kilt is a game of pure strategy in which each player assumes the leadership role of one of two opposing Scottish clans. The objective is to direct clansmen across the field, grab the rock, keep control and score it in your opponent's well. On each turn, a player gets two moves — one diagonal and the other horizontal or vertical. Players can bump pieces around the playing field to change the avenues of attack. “The plaid design was specifically used to make finding the perfect moves more difficult, as the four-tone green plays tricks on your eyes. Another of Kilt's qualities is the deep-thinking game play that is created by forcing players to take two moves per turn,” Vice President Robert Short of Gibby Games told TDmonthly. Launch date: February 2007.