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Hex Takeover Unblocked
Hex Takeover
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About Hex Takeover
- Released
- Last updated
- Technology
- HTML5
- Platforms
- Desktop
- Rating
- 4.1 / 5 (2229 votes)
Welcome Hex Warriors! Hex Takeover is a turned-based strategy game played on different hexagonal boards. The objective is simple: conquer the most tiles to win. How To Play: During your turn tap on any of your tiles to chose your next move. Tiles can be cloned to adjacent spaces or they can jump to further spaces. Landing near opponent tiles will convert their tiles into yours! Cloning and Jumping have different implications on your strategy. Cloning a piece means that you get more tiles of your color on the board. Jumping sometimes could be beneficial if you spot enemy pieces further away but want to conquer them. The game ends when the board is filled up with tiles! Seems easy right? Let's put your skills to the test! Hex Takeover has simple game rules, yet the game can be quite a bit challenging! With different levels and varying difficulties, there are tons of different strategies to explore. Through very satisfying and calming gameplay, explore the map and encounter new enemies and challenges! Can you explore the entire map and unlock new characters to play as?
Key Features:
Earn coins on each battle and use them to unlock new territory and unlock new characters!
Instructions:
During your turn, tap on your tiles to choose your next move. Conquer the enemy pieces to win!
How to Play Hex Takeover
On your turn, tap any of your tiles to choose a move. Cloning fills the space next to it while jumping sends the piece further, and the choice between them is the entire strategic layer of the game.
Clone when you are ahead and jump when you are not. Cloning grows your count safely, while jumping is how you reach a cluster of enemy tiles and flip several at once, which is the only way to swing a board you are losing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the objective in Hex Takeover?
Conquering the most tiles on a hexagonal board. The game ends when the board is filled, so it is a race for territory rather than elimination.
What is the difference between cloning and jumping?
Cloning copies a piece to an adjacent space and gives you more tiles. Jumping moves a piece further away without adding one.
How do you take enemy tiles?
By landing near them, which converts them to your colour. That is why a jump into enemy territory can be worth losing a tile at home.
Can I play Hex Takeover on a phone?
No. This version needs a desktop or laptop computer and will not run on a phone or tablet, even through the browser.