Computer Kensington

Kensington is a digital adaptation of the abstract strategy board game of the same name. It is about two players competing to control key positions on a geometric board composed of hexagons and connecting lines.

In this two-player game, each participant has 15 counters of their color. Players alternate turns placing their counters on the board's points. Once all counters are placed, players take turns moving their counters along the lines to adjacent points. Forming specific shapes, such as triangles or squares, allows a player to relocate one or two of the opponent's counters to any vacant position on the board. The objective is to occupy all six points surrounding one of the central hexagons with one's own counters.