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1936 Ranked #18,955

Hexagonal Chess

Move pieces across a map while planning position and timing.

Abstract Abstract Strategy Grid Movement Players: Two-Player Only Games Traditional Games: Chess

Players

2

Play time

Not listed

Age

10+

Complexity

3.86/5

Rating

6.93

Harder to teach Highly interactive Deep strategy

Overview

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ABG editorial scores on a 1–5 scale.

Teachability 2.3/5

Harder to teach

Replay value 4.0/5

High replayability

Interaction 3.8/5

Highly interactive

Player scaling 4.0/5

Scales well

Strategic depth 4.7/5

Deep strategy

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How it plays

How does it play?

Over the years a number of chess variants have been proposed for boards featuring hexagonally shaped cells (commonly called hexes). The most popular of these is Hexagonal Chess which was invented in 1936 by Wladyslaw Glinski of Poland.

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Over the years a number of chess variants have been proposed for boards featuring hexagonally shaped cells (commonly called hexes). The most popular of these is Hexagonal Chess which was invented in 1936 by Wladyslaw Glinski of Poland. David Pritchard says, in the Encyclopedia of Chess Variants, that Glinski's game is played by over half-a-million people, mostly in Eastern Europe.

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Play and group

Players
2
Best with
2
Play time
40 min
Age
10+
Complexity
3.9/5
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Credits

Designers

1
W?adyslaw Gli?ski

Publishers

5
(Web published) The Game Crafter, LLC John Jaques of London Spó?dzielnia Pracy "Jedno??" Cieszyn WOSI "Wspólna Sprawa"

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