Editing Icehouse pieces (section)

==Games==
[[File:Zendo game.jpg|thumb|Icehouse pieces being used to play ''Zendo'']]
As a game system, Icehouse pieces can be used to play many different abstract [[strategy game]]s.<ref name="gms" /> Most games need at least two colors, and some require other readily available equipment such as glass stones or a [[checkerboard]].

{| class="wikitable sortable"
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! Game !! Year !! Publication !! Designer(s) !! description/note
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| ''Icehouse'' || {{dts|1989}} || PwP, PP1 || Andrew Looney and John Cooper || 
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| ''[[Martian Chess]]'' || {{dts|1995}} || MCS, PwP, 3H, PP1, PA, PQ || Andrew Looney<ref name=pyd/>|| 
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|''Zarcana''<ref name=gms/>   || 1996 || MCS  || John Cooper || an early form of Gnostica
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|''Pikemen''   || rowspan=2|1997|| rowspan=2|PwP || rowspan=2|Jacob Davenport || 
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|''Thin Ice''   || 
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|''[[IceTowers]]''   || rowspan=2|1999 || MCS, PwP, PP1, PA  || Andrew Looney || a stacking game<ref name=gms/>
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| ''IceTraders''   || MCS  || John Cooper || an early version of Homeworlds
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|''Volcano''   || rowspan=2|2000 ||PwP, PA || Kristin Looney ||
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|''Zagami''   || PwP ||  Kory Heath  || 
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|''Gnostica''   || rowspan=5|2001 || PwP<ref name=wl/>  || John Cooper, Kory Heath, Kristin Matherly, Jacob Davenport || 
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| ''Homeworlds''  || PwP, PP1, PA, PQ  || John Cooper || a [[4X]] conquest and abstract space battle/exploration game<ref name=wr/>
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|''Martian Backgammon''   || rowspan=3|PwP || Kristin Looney || 
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|''RAMbots''   || rowspan=2|Kory Heath || 
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| ''[[Zendo (game)|Zendo]]''  || Origins Award: ''Best Abstract Board Game of 2003''<ref name=icv1/>
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| ''Binary Homeworlds''   || 2004 || 3H  ||  John Cooper<ref name=wl0/> || variant of Homeworlds
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|''Martian Coasters'' (later ''Looney Ludo'')    || rowspan=2|2006 || PP1, PA || rowspan="7" | Andrew Looney ||  
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|''[[Treehouse (game)|Treehouse]]''   || Treehouse, PP1, PA ||  a [[matching game]]; Origins Award for ''Best Board Game of 2006''<ref name=icv2/>
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|''Black ICE''   || rowspan="2" | 2007 || 3H, PP1, PA<ref name=wl0/>  || 
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|''Twin Win'' 
|PA, PQ|| First published on Andrew Looney's website<ref>{{Cite web |last=Looney |first=Andrew |date=6 September 2007 |title=Twin Win A new game to play with a Treehouse set |url=https://archive.wunderland.com/WTS/Andy/Games/TwinWin/index.html |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220521145613/https://archive.wunderland.com/WTS/Andy/Games/TwinWin/index.html |archive-date=21 May 2022 |website=Wunderland}}</ref>
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|''World War 5''    || rowspan=2|2008 || rowspan=2|PP1, PA || 
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|''Zark City''    || Inspired by Zarcana and Gnostica
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|''Pharaoh''<ref name=wr/>   || 2010 || PP1, Treehouse 2nd Edition, PA || 
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|''Caldera''   || rowspan=3|2011 || PP1 || Kristin Looney  || variant of Volcano
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|''IceDice''   || PP1, IceDice, PA, PQ || rowspan="12" | Andrew Looney || 
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|''Launchpad 23''  ||PP1, IceDice, PA ||  collecting game<ref name=icv/>
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|''Pink Hijinks'' (later ''Hijinks'')  || {{dts|2012|12}} || Pink Hijinks, PA ||  "king of the hill" strategy<ref name=icv0/>
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|''Color Wheel''
| rowspan="8" | {{dts|2016|11|3}} 
|rowspan=8| PA 
|| 
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|''Give or Take''  ||
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|''Lunar Invaders''  || variant of Cosmic Coasters
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|''Petal Battle''  || 
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|''Petri Dish''  || 
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|''Powerhouse''  || 
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|''Pyramid-Sham-Bo''  || 
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| ''Verticality''  || 
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| ''Nomids'' || 2020  ||  PQ ||
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