Sisu began as a personal project to learn Objective-C and iOS development. In 2010, I released it on the App Store as my very first app under the name Two Colors.
Players enjoyed the game and several suggested that it would make a great physical board game. That idea stuck with me, so I revisited the design, made a few small rule changes, gave it a new name, and refreshed the artwork. The result is the version of Sisu you see today.
I'm really happy with how it turned out. It's a fast-playing game for two players, but beneath its simple rules are plenty of meaningful decisions and tactical depth, making every game feel a little different.
Players enjoyed the game and several suggested that it would make a great physical board game. That idea stuck with me, so I revisited the design, made a few small rule changes, gave it a new name, and refreshed the artwork. The result is the version of Sisu you see today.
I'm really happy with how it turned out. It's a fast-playing game for two players, but beneath its simple rules are plenty of meaningful decisions and tactical depth, making every game feel a little different.
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