HEX

Hex is a game invented in 1942 by Piet Hein, it was later rediscovered by John Nash in 1949.

In the game you try to connect two sides of a rhombus together by claiming hexagonal tiles.

The game was designed by Hein to always have exactly one winner, with no possibility of a draw, this is because the only way that you can prevent your opponent from winning is to make a continuous line across his path, which will always win you the game.

The game only features local multiplayer.

A suggestion for play is the Misère variant, where you want to force your opponent to make a path.

Controls are only mouse clicking, click a square to claim it, then it is the other players turn.