Game mechanics/Area Control & Area Influence
< Game mechanics| Game mechanics | |
|---|---|
| Types of Mechanic | Board | Cards | Resource Management | Role Playing | Unit Placement |
| Board | Area Control & Area Influence | Area Enclosure | Area Movement | Hex-and-Counter | Modular Board | Pick-up and Deliver | Point to Point Movement | Rondel | Tile Placement | |
| Cards | Deck Construction | Card Dealing | Card Drafting | Card Drawing | Card Driven Campaign/Battle | Hand Management |
| Role Playing | Acting | Auction & Bidding | Character Development | Co-operative Play | Dialogue | Riddle Solving | Role Playing | Storytelling |
| Unit Placement | Secret Unit Deployment | Worker Placement |
| Part of Board Game Design. See also Gameplay | |
Area Control and Area Influence are mechanisms used in board game design. Typically area control is awarded to the player who has most or a majority of pieces in any given area. In this way, it can be viewed as a sub-category of Auction/Bidding as players can increase their "bids" for any specific area by placing more pieces there.
Links to Boardgame geek
Games using Area Control & Area Influence
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