Add Sploof game

[donkirkby]

Start with red balls around the outer edge of the board, and give each player two balls of their colour in their stock.
On each turn, the player either places a ball from their stock on any playable point, or removes a red ball from the board and moves two balls of their colour from the supply to their stock.
A player wins with a line of four touching balls, viewed from above. A player loses when they have no legal moves.

• hand management
• win conditions
• rules

[donkirkby]

I checked with the designer, and higher connections do cut lower connections. It's consistent with the wording about forming a line of four when viewed from above. For example, this is not a win for black:

[donkirkby]

More clarifying questions:

1. Can your own pieces block a lower line of four? I'm interpreting the rule to be that the pieces have to appear to be touching when viewed from above, so this is not a win for white.
   
2. If the cut off is only partial, does it block a lower line of four? I'm assuming that I only need to see part of each ball in the line, as long as I can see where they connect. That makes this a win for white.
   

The rules say, "A player wins with a line of four touching balls of their colour (viewed from above)."

[donkirkby]

I heard back from the designer, who agrees with my interpretation. I added these as example diagrams in the rules.