It's hard to make aperiodicity matter in a board game: as players place tiles, they either extend an aperiodic layout to a bigger one (unexciting) or they are u

It's hard to make aperiodicity matter in a board game: as players place tiles, they either extend an aperiodic layout to a bigger one (unexciting) or they are unable to place a tile because someone, possibly much earlier, deviated from the "correct" construction. Moreover, with a single einstein there is no tile unpredictability or choice whatsoever, eliminating two of the main strategic dimensions of tile-laying games.