Board Game
Plex
Released 1987 / 2-6 players / 0-0 min / Ages 8+
Designer: John L. Wickett
Publisher: The Wickett Works
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Description
"The new challenge in Chess"
Plex is a variation of Chess that can be played with 2-6 people. It's played on a hexagonal board (with hex-shaped spaces) with the pieces still moving in the same way as regular chess.
In the 2 and 3 player variations, the pieces are set up similar to a normal chess board, in that each player's pieces are in 2 rows. In the 4-6 player variations, each player starts their pieces grouped together in a "corner" of the board.
The rules are basically the same as chess: pieces move the same, capture the same, win the same way. The main difference is that players can team-up against each other now.
Plex is a variation of Chess that can be played with 2-6 people. It's played on a hexagonal board (with hex-shaped spaces) with the pieces still moving in the same way as regular chess.
In the 2 and 3 player variations, the pieces are set up similar to a normal chess board, in that each player's pieces are in 2 rows. In the 4-6 player variations, each player starts their pieces grouped together in a "corner" of the board.
The rules are basically the same as chess: pieces move the same, capture the same, win the same way. The main difference is that players can team-up against each other now.
Game at a glance
- Year published
- 1987
- Players
- 2–6
- Minimum age
- 8+
Categories (1)
- Abstract Strategy
Mechanics (2)
- Grid Movement
- Hexagon Grid