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Lisbon

Lisbon 2004

Design João Pedro Neto , Bill Taylor Publisher (Web published)
7.5 /10
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About the Game

A 2004 abstract game designed by Bill Taylor and João Pedro Neto, inspired by Christian Freeling's Havannah.

The game is played on an hexhex board with alternating sizes 8/9 and where no edge hex has special status, i.e., corner hexes are not treated differently than any other hexes at the edge. That is achieved by modelling the board perimeter as a circle approximation.

—description from the designer

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Categories
Abstract Strategy
Mechanics
Chaining Connections Enclosure Hexagon Grid Turn Order: Progressive
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