graph-it

graph-it is an math educational board game for players to draw and map out different linear equations (sometimes some reciprocals). There's two variations of play for the game. In the standard version, players take turns drawing equation cards to map out all the possible coordinate points for that equation on the board. If the opponent notices they missed any, they can claim that spot with their chip. If another player's chip is a part of your set of solutions, you can claim that chip by flipping it. The player who has the most chips when the deck runs out wins the game! In the solving variation, players instead draw tables of coordinate points. They map out the table, and the opposing player is supposed to derive the equation from the board. If they get it right, then the opponent wins the card. If they get it wrong, the drawer gets to keep the card. The player who has the most cards when the deck runs out wins the game! —user summary