Contact (1974)

Players each take turns moving one of their 3 coloured squares on a 4x4 grid. 8 of the 16 squares in this grid are 'scoring' squares and a player will score when they move one of their pieces into a scoring square. Players earn points for pieces that are attached to the edges of their scoring square, plus pieces in their colour that are in the same row or column as their starting piece. In addition, being in the same row or column as the 'dictator' piece (a square of a third colour) doubles their points for that turn. The dictator can also be moved at the cost of 3 points. Players continue to play rounds until one player reaches a set number of points, with that player being the winner.