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Neuroshima Hex! Doomsday Machine 1.0
Requires:Neuroshima Hex
Designed by Michał Oracz
Published by Portal Games
Expansion
Moderate Depth: 30 Min Teach
Game: Neuroshima Hex
Community Snapshot
Medium complexity
~30 min
7.2 on BGG (126)
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Categories
A medium tile placement game playable in ~30 min, rated 5.6 on BGG.
How It Plays
Hand Management
You have a hand of cards and deciding which to play, save, or discard is the core puzzle.
Hexagon Grid
The board uses hexagons instead of squares — this gives you more directions to move and think about.
Player Elimination
Players can be knocked out before the game ends — play carefully or you might be watching from the sidelines.
Team-Based Game
Players split into teams and work together to outplay the other side — teamwork makes the dream work!
Tile Placement
You lay tiles on the table to build a map, landscape, or pattern — every piece you place changes the board.
Variable Player Powers
Each player has unique abilities that make their experience different — finding the best way to use yours is half the fun.
About This Game
Extra army for the game Neuroshima Hex given away as a freebie at Spiel 2007. The Doomsday Machine is a very static army in that it cannot move at all (except for the Repositioning) but it can rotate one of its units for free each turn. This faction introduces some new rules like: 'Long Distance Modules' (allows modules to influence units two spaces away in addition to adjacent units) 'Turn Over' (marked units can rotate) 'Grabbing' (allows a unit pull an enemy that is 2 spaces away into an adjacent space) 'Repositioning' (action to make 2 friendly units exchange places) 'Change Trajectory' (certain units can receive friendly fire from certain hexsides and redirect it out other hexsides) Expands: Neuroshima Hex
Source: BoardGameGeek