Hex Halma

The game depicts a skirmish between two Native American tribes: the Comanche, controlled by the CPU, and the Apache, controlled by the player. Each tribe has different rules for moving across the board. The Comanche can knock over the opponent’s pieces when their move ends on them. The Apaches, on the other hand, must engage in combat by standing next to an opponent’s piece and rolling a higher number on the dice. These rules necessitate a tactical approach to playing against an opponent with a movement advantage. The game board consists of hexagonal squares, across which the pieces move vertically, horizontally and diagonally. Three distinctive squares on the board represent mountains, which the pieces can jump over. The game ends when all the pieces of one of the tribes have been removed from the board.