2 players

Hex

Game family: connection

Overview

Hex was invented by Piet Hein in 1942 then described again by John Nash in 1944. It is played on a rhombus tiled by hexagons, most commonly 11x11 in size.

Source rules (English)

Players take turns placing a piece of their colour at an empty cell, and win by connecting their board sides with a chain of their pieces.