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Issue: VI (2022)
January 14, 2023 · News,Tournaments|| To cap off an extraordinary rise from newcomer to championship contender, Alion02 has defeated...January 5, 2023 · Tournaments,News|| The final 6-game match of the 2022 USTA Tak Championship is more than halfway over, with four...December 19, 2022 · Interviews,Tournaments,News|| During the quiet summer months of 2021 on the Tak Talk Discord, a new player appeared under...July 5, 2022 · Issue VIAfter a long delay, we welcome you to the Tak Times: Issue VI! The theme of this issue is...July 5, 2022 · DIY Boards,Issue VIWhile every Tak player appreciates the skill and craftsmanship required to design and produce a...July 4, 2022 · DIY Boards,Interviews,Issue VI|| The Tak Times (virtually) sits down with the master Tak craftsman, Aaron Schmersal ...July 4, 2022 · Commentary-Opinion,DIY Boards,Issue VI|| If there is one thing the Tak community is known for besides the game itself, it is the...December 31, 2021 · Commentary-Opinion|| Tak has had a phenomenal year in 2021. I would even go so far as to say that 2021 has been the...More PostsSubscribe to the Tak Times
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What is the Tak Times?
The Tak Times is an online publication that produces articles on new in the Tak world and a quarterly issue of articles and other content for all Tak players to enjoy. It is an ambitious experiment to grow the community and spread the joy of Tak.
What is Tak?
Tak is a two-person, abstract strategy game with similarities to chess, Go, Hex, and others. Tak has been around since 2014-15 in its current form (commercially produced in 2016). It is easy to learn with simple rules, but the depth of the game has not been fully explored. It is similar in complexity to chess. Learn more on the Tak Wikipedia page, read the rules, and play online on Playtak.com.
Is the Tak Times affiliated with anyone?
We are an independent group of Tak players. We are not affiliated with Cheapass Games, Greater Than Games (the commercial producers of Tak), Patrick Rothfuss, James Ernest, the U.S. Tak Association, or any other organization or individual.
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