Ponte del Diavolo is a two-player abstract strategy game that pays tribute to legendary designer Alex Randolph and his classic Twixt. Loosely set in Venice (but remaining purely abstract), the game challenges you to build islands with wooden tiles and connect them with bridges. Sounds simple, but strict rules about island size and bridge placement turn each match into a brainy duel. You’ll need to think several moves ahead to block your opponent and create strategic routes. The box even features a photo of Randolph, who passed away in Venice in 2004. Pro tip: if you enjoy games like Twixt or Hex, you’ll love this tactical challenge. Available online on platforms like Board Game Arena and Yucata to play against friends or AI.