Fenix

A game by Fred Horn

2 Players 20 minutes Medium

Grid Movement, Square Grid

Abstract Strategy

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Description

In Fenix, the battle between two armies is a fight to the finish, but with a twist that sets it apart from other strategy games. This abstract strategy game, designed by Fred Horn and published in 2019, pits two players against each other in a grid-based battle of wits. The goal is to outmaneuver your opponent, using grid movement to outflank and outsmart them. But here's the thing: even when you think you've won, the game is far from over. The phoenix-bird, a symbol of immortality, can rise again from the ashes, turning the tide of battle in an instant. This means that Fenix is a game of constant surprises, where a winning position can quickly turn into a desperate defense. With a playtime of just 20 minutes, games are fast-paced and intense, requiring players to think on their feet and adapt quickly to changing circumstances. Despite its normal complexity, Fenix is easy to learn for fans of board games, making it a great introduction to abstract strategy games. With its unique mechanics and thrilling gameplay, Fenix is a game that will keep you coming back for more, eager to test your skills against your opponent and emerge victorious.