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Neuroshima Hex! 3.0: Mercenaries from Alabama
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Neuroshima Hex! 3.0: Mercenaries from Alabama

Requires:Neuroshima Hex

Designed by Michał Oracz, Stephen Pole

Published by Portal Games, Z-Man Games

Expansion
Casual Flow: 15 Min Teach
Game: Neuroshima Hex

Community Snapshot

Medium-Light complexity
~40 min
6.8 on BGG (158)
No text needed

Categories

Expansion for Base-game
This is an expansion — requires the base game to play.
Fighting
Direct combat between players or factions — tactical battles and confrontation.
Science Fiction
Futuristic settings — space travel, alien worlds, advanced technology.

Since 2007, Neuroshima Hex! 3.0: Mercenaries from Alabama has captivated fans of tile placement and hand management with its medium-light complexity design.

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

Rare expansion, can be found in some of the original Neuro Hex boxes. Gives you 4 chips (one for army) and an small information in instruction manual. You can choose which is going to which army, but i realized it by simply looking at them.…

Source: BoardGameGeek

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Players

2-4

Play Time

40 min

Complexity

2.2 / 5

Rating

6.8

Year

2007