boardgame· 1942
Hex
The strategy game Hex was invented in 1942 by Piet Hein and independently in 1947 by John Nash. Players connect opposite edges with stones. Parker Brothers commercialized it in 1952. Its simple rules allow for easy homemade sets and paper play.
If you like the mechanics I Cut, You Choose, Chaining, Hexagon Grid, Connections , you will enjoy this game.
This game belongs to the family Digital Implementations: Tabletopia, Containers: Tubes, Digital Implementations: Abstract Play, Mechanism: Connection, Digital Implementations: igGameCenter, Digital Implementations: BoardSpace, Digital Implementations: Board Game Arena, Digital Implementations: Little Golem, Series: 3M Paper Games Series, Digital Implementations: MindSports, Category: Combinatorial, Digital Implementations: Ai Ai, Components: Wooden pieces & boards, Players: Two-Player Only Games, Components: 14 x 14 Grids.
This game falls under the category: Abstract Strategy.
- Players
- 2
- Duration
- 20 min
- Age
- 8+
Alternative names
Jeu des polygones Bee-Line Polyspiel Con-tac-tix Gioco dell 'Ex Banochee Polygonspiel Hex Generic Board "Parallelo" Hexus Polygon Nash
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