In Proximity, players take turns placing hexagons with random numbers on them. If your number is greater than your opponent's adjacent hex, you win his armies in that hex and they become yours. If you place your hex next to your own armies, each army it touches gains a point. It doesn't matter how many hexes you control at the end, rather how large the numbers in them. The object is to have the highest score when all of the hexes have been filled.
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Proximity
In Proximity, players take turns placing hexagons with random numbers on them. If your number is greater than your opponent's adjacent hex, you win his armies in that hex and they become yours. If you place your hex next to your own armies, each army it touches gains a point. It doesn't matter how many hexes you control at the end, rather how large the numbers in them. The object is to have the highest score when all of the hexes have been filled.
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