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Double-seven binary-coding Hexdominoes

Double-seven binary-coding Hexdominoes 2018

Design Néstor Romeral Andrés Art Néstor Romeral Andrés Publisher nestorgames
8.3 /10
BGG rating
2–4
Players
15–30
Minutes
8
Age
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Double-seven binary-coding hexdominoes is a dominoes-like set that includes 36 tiles (with numbers from 0 to 7) composed of two adjacent hexagons. Instead of the standard ‘pips’, this set uses a special concentric binary representation. A central pip equals 1, a small circle equals 2 and a big circle equals 4. This set is the brother of the double-seven binary-coding dominoes set by the same publisher.

The tiles are made of 8mm thick laser-cut, engraved and painted black acrylic.

It's been devised as a game system. Apart from any dominoes game, you can also play Hexdominimum, Hexdominomega, Hexdominup and Hextra, among others.

—description from the publisher

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Categories
Abstract Strategy Game System
Mechanics
Tile Placement
BGG ratings
8
BGG data
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