Trigahex

Trigahex is a strategic abstract card game for 2-6 players.
- Play individually or in a team.
- Suitable for ages 8+.
- Players can choose the length of play by deciding how many Hexagons win the game (1, 2 or 3). Approximately 10 minutes - 40 minutes.

The Playing Cards:
Trigahex includes three Triangle coloured decks of cards (54 x Red, 54 x Blue and 54 x Green).
Each player or team chooses a colour to play with.

Instructions:
The Object of the Game:
The first person or team to create the winning number of Hexagons wins the game.

Win a Hexagon by placing 6 of your cards together to create a Hexagon shape. All the cards in the Hexagon MUST have your chosen playing card colour in the centre of the card.

Before you play:
Decide how many Hexagons to play to win the game (1, 2, or 3).

Shuffle each Triangle coloured deck separately and deal the playing cards as below:
2 and 3 players - 6 cards each.
4 and 6 players - 5 cards each.
The first player places a card in the game area, Players then take turns to place a card adjacent to the card/s placed. The colours on the edges of the cards MUST match the edges of the cards they are placed next to.

Try to create your own Hexagon/s or stop your opponent from creating their Hexagon/s.

Each time a player places a card from their hand, they must replenish their card from their draw stack.

If a player places a card that has a White Triangle in the middle, they also pick up an action card.

An action card can be played at their next turn onwards.
Only one action card can be played at any one time.
A player can have multiple action cards and choose when they want to play them.

The 'Remove' action card:
A player removes a card from the game area and it is returned to the bottom of the draw stack.

The 'Replace' action card:
A player replaces a card from the game area with a card in their hand. The edges of the card must match any cards in the game area. The replaced card is returned to the the bottom of the draw stack.

The 'Stack' action card:
A player stacks a card from their hand on top of a card in the game area. The edges of the card must match the edges of any cards it is adjacent to. The card underneath remains and is stuck in the game area.