Hexade
Hexade
is Havannah's mirror-image cousin: same board, opposite obsession.
Where Havannah players spend the whole game chasing connections, Hexade
players are hunting for shapes — land a straight line of six, a tight
little triangle of six, or a six-stone ring around an empty hex, and
you're done. Simple to state, surprisingly slippery to actually pull
off, since building toward one shape often tips your opponent off in
time to block it. Read the complete rules here.
Invented by Christian Freeling,
Robots: Robot seems to be adequate, if not stellar.
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