UNITY (a three-player board game invented in Spain)

[mathgrant]

The rules, complete with example images, can be seen here: CLICK.

In summary, your goal is to unite your pieces into a single group (including a "group" of one piece). Each turn, you may take one of three actions:
* Move a piece any number of spaces in any direction (you can move other other pieces of any color, but not over walls)
* Detonate a piece (a circle removes itself and all of its neighbors, and an asterisk removes itself and all pieces in any direction you choose; a wall blocks either kind of detonation)
* Add two walls anywhere to the board

The first player to have all of his pieces in a single group wins.

The colors will move in the following order: purple, orange, green. After three players have joined, I will randomly determine which of my opponents chooses a color first, and which one chooses a color second. Then we'll take turns doing stuff until the game is over.

[Selden]

I'll sign on as second player, though this looks like it could quickly get too complicated for a poor, simple otter. 

[Evilhumour]

Looks for too complex for me right now.

[William Swiftfoot]

Ill play

[mathgrant]

Kenku has randomly been chosen to pick a color first. Selden will select one of the remaining two colors.

[William Swiftfoot]

I pick green.

[Selden]

I guess I'll go with purple.  It seems to have more options open to it.

[Selden]

Getting rid of an outlier.

[mathgrant]

The orange star in the bottom left explodes to the right.

[William Swiftfoot]

A green Astrick blasts downward

[Selden]

The purple Death Star.... err, asterisk, cuts the long green line.  And a bunch else.

[mathgrant]

I take an orange asterisk and move it northwest to join some groups together.

[William Swiftfoot]

Green Circle shuffled NW

[Selden]

I wanted to break the green mass up a little more.

[mathgrant]

An orange ring explodes near the center.