In Agoraphobia, players try to keep their pieces (agoraphobes) out of the crowd. Agoraphobia is an abstract strategy game for two players in which each player seeks to push their opponents pieces into large groups. Each turn, a player places one agoraphobe on a hexagonal grid. When it is places, each agoraphobe pushes all adjacent pieces away by either one or two spaces, depending on the size of the piece that was played. An agoraphobe may only be placed if it pushes at least one piece away, leaving it sufficient breathing room. The game ends when one player can not place any of their remaining pieces. The player who ends the game with the largest group of adjacent pieces is the loser.

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