This game is played with the same set of Havannah (another game by Christian Freeling): an hexagonal board (size 8) and two sets of stones. Players take turns placing a stone of their color on the board. Goal of the game is forming "a perfect six", which means creating: six stones in a straight row, or six stones in a compact triangle, or six stones in a...
Hexagods is an exhilarating skirmish game that brings the strategic depth of tactical video and tabletop games to life, combined with the accessibility of the Print & Play genre. Players build and lead teams of intricately designed miniatures, each possessing unique abilities, to engage in fast-paced, tactical battles. The game emphasizes strategic...
Hexagonal Wars is a flexible strategy game for 2 to 4 players. Despite being easy to learn, it is a complex game. You have to think over each of your moves carefully. Each player has to plan and conform to every situation and control a team that they assembled, while their goal is to kill the enemy forces. One big advantage of the game is that every match...
A print and play board game. GIVE THE players each until the Hexagons run out. The person next to the dealer starts. They place a hexagon IN THE MIDDLE. then the other players place hexagons untiL they are filled. Record the Points on the POINT LIST on the Pad. Whoever gets rid of their hexagons wins. Save the points for the next round. Note: Hexagons need...
HexAlma is an abstract strategy game for 2 players of at least 8 years of age, with an average playing time of 30 minutes, aiming to reach the opponent’s back row. It is played on a hexagonal board, consisting of 61 hexagons, 5 on each side. Each player is assigned with discs of either black or white colour and alternate turns, moving a disc of their...
A solitaire game for the decktet. Kingdom is facing the biggest threat ever! Dark, ancient forces have returned and are unleashing their evil and terror causing destruction and mayhem. You are Jacynth's most famous adventurer given an important task - you must retrieve 6 pieces of an ancient artifact and bring it to the place where the ritual will be...
HexCore 6 is an abstract strategy game for 2 players of at least 8 years of age, with an average playing time of 35 minutes, where players try to create the longest path/biggest group connected to the ‘’Core’’. It is played on a hexagonal board, consisting of 91 spots, 6 on each side. Each player is assigned with discs of either black or white colour and...
HexDragon a mind-tangling puzzle game where the longest dragon usually wins! HexDragon is a hexagonal tile-based strategy game about building dragons for 1 - 4 players. Utilising a very well known connection mechanic, we set out to create a strategy game for everyone. Adding the star token as a unique twist + a handful of clever tweaks to make it an...
Hexed: Bewitched Hex: Hexagon A tile laying, race game for 2 to 6 players. Players must move from Start to Finish while avoiding their own Hex symbol. Players move their tokens across the tiles laid out by players during the game. Special ability tiles allow the course to change during the game. Players attempt to give themselves the advantage while giving...
Hexemony is a 3D/Paper Print & Play tabletop game that pits you against up to 3 players, featuring: ASYMMETRIC OBJECTIVES: Complete your own objective before your enemies complete theirs! 3D/PAPER PRINT & PLAY: The game comes in FDM, SLA and inkjet printable versions! FACING-BASED COMBAT: The 6 sides of each unit have different ATK/DEF values, making...
HEXIAN is a 2-players shoot 'em up boardgame, inspired by the glorious retro arcade space shooters. Will you beat your opponent and reach a new High Score? You create a 6x4 grid with 24 alien invader ships and Flying Saucer above that moves to the right turn by turn. Below the attackers you place your defender ships for both players. You draw 4 cards each...
A print-and-play board game where you terraform entire planets with dice, pencils, and meaningful choices. Hexoplanets is a compact space terraforming game you can print at home and start playing immediately. You roll dice, color hexes, and watch each planet evolve — mechanically and narratively — based on the decisions you make. No minis. No long setup....