Hexidor Boardgame
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Hexidor boardgame
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My 3D printed version of the game “Hexidor”, designed by Bruce Helsen as explained on his website: http://hexidor.com/
This was created with his permission.
A wonderfully simple to learn boardgame full of sabotage and frustration. Bruce created this 2-6 player game based on an existing game called Quoridor, which is only for two players.
Because his CNC/production version has been in development for several years, I decided to contact him and see if he was okay with me creating a 3D print version.
So here it is, a 3D print version of Hexidor. The board was split into 4 sections (2 of each) to utilise the full bed of an Ender 3 size printer.
Required to play:
2x Field 1
2x Field 2
6x pawn (preferably in separate colours)
36x wall (can be single colour)
some superglue to attach the field sections together
Unfortunately the website is no longer online, so here's a short summary of the rules:
- Your pawn starts on the opposite side of the board from where you're sitting.
- You win the game by reaching your side of the board with your pawn.
- Unused pawns are not on the board, unused walls may be divided among the players
- Every turn you either move your pawn 1 hexagon in any direction OR place 1 of your walls on the board
- Walls remain in place until the game is over
- Walls can be placed anywhere as long as there is still a remaining path to victory for each player
- Jumping over walls is not allowed
- Jumping over pawns is allowed, you may jump around a corner this way if walls block the straight path