Exago

Publie en 2004

The game is played on a hexagonal board. Each player is given six hexagonal tiles of one color (twelve, in a two-player game). In turn, players put one of their tiles on the board, with the goal of getting four-in-a-row, in a straight line. Each new tile must be placed adjacent to another one (not necessarily of their own color). When a player has no more tiles, they can move a tile of their own color to another position. If a group of tiles is isolated due to moving a tile, all isolated tiles (of the smallest group) return to their respective owners, to be used again. The first to have four pieces in a straight line wins the game. (In this game, a player MUST block the player to their left if that player is in a position to win - even if more than one player is able to win on their next turn.)

Mecaniques

Area Enclosure Enclosure Tile Placement

Categories

Abstract Strategy

Auteurs

Mark Forsyth

Editeurs

Goliath B.V. danspil
Exago

Informations du jeu

Joueurs
2-6 Players
Temps
30 min
Poids
Light — 1,41/5
Annee
2004
Note sur BGG
5,57
Classement sur BGG
#25507
Age minimum
9+

Foire aux questions

Exago supports 2 to 6 players.
A typical game of Exago takes about 30 minutes.
Exago has a complexity rating of 1.41/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Light' category. It is very accessible and great for new gamers.
The recommended minimum age for Exago is 9+. Younger children may enjoy it with guidance from experienced players.
Exago has a rating of 5.57/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 234 ratings. It is ranked #25507 overall.
Exago was designed by Mark Forsyth. It was published in 2004.