
Hex Colour Matching Game
A board game by Wilfred Henry Haughton
1-6 1-6
20 minutes Low
Pattern Building, Tile Placement
Abstract Strategy
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Description
The Hex Colour Matching Game is a classic abstract strategy game that's been around since 1964, designed by the clever Wilfred Henry Haughton. This easy-to-learn game is all about building patterns and placing tiles to create a cohesive colour scheme, which can be enjoyed by 1 to 6 players. In just 20 minutes, you'll be fully immersed in the world of colour matching, trying to outdo your opponents by creating the most harmonious tile placement. With its simple rules, the game is accessible to everyone, but don't be fooled - it still requires strategic thinking to come out on top. As you take turns placing tiles, you'll need to think ahead and plan your moves carefully to build the most impressive pattern, making it a fun and challenging experience for players of all ages and skill levels.
