Tantrix Online (Popularity: )

Play Tantrix games or puzzles against real people or robot players.

Kensington Board Game (Popularity: )

A simple strategy game for two players. Features rules, how to make the game, and strategy hints.

Hex Template Library (Popularity: )

David King's collection of edge-connection templates. Includes basic templates for rows two through six, as well as ladder and bridge templates.

MindZine: TwixT and Quarter-board (Popularity: )

By David Bush. Introduction and course in basic game strategy.

Mark Thompson's Twixt page (Popularity: )

Printable board diagram, brief history of the game, suggested variant, links.

How to Make a Hex Board in HTML (Popularity: )

by Jon Kleiser. Shows how to build a Hex board in HTML using a small number of graphic elements (GIFs).

Rune's Hex (Popularity: )

Includes solutions and a history.

Hexy (Popularity: )

Features academic papers in PDF format and a Hex-playing program for Windows.

Hex Strategy (Popularity: )

Part 1: Introduction and Basic Strategy by Cameron Browne. From Abstract Games magazine, Summer 2000

Tantrix UK Ltd puzzles & games (Popularity: )

Tantrix is a collection of puzzles and an addictive award-winning strategy game played using attractive, colourful, hexagonal bakelite tiles.

Hex IAQ (Popularity: )

Answers to infrequently asked questions, by Bert Enderton.

The OHex Board (Popularity: )

An interactive database of possible 11x11 Hex board states that indicate possible winning or losing moves.

Uncrossed Knight Paths is NP-complete (Popularity: )

Draft of a paper by Dominic Mazzoni and Kevin Watkins proving that finding paths in Twixt (i.e., whether it is still possible to win) is ...

Thomas Maarup: Hex (Popularity: )

Documentation on history, classification, and complexity.

Programs to Play Twixt (Popularity: )

Collection of information on game playing programs. Also features T1.

Hex FAQ (Popularity: )

A set of frequently asked questions covering game history, rules, concepts, and strategies.

Ea Ea's Game of Star (Popularity: )

Craig Schensted, inventor of Y, Poly-Y, and Star, describes this game.

Bridg-It (Popularity: )

Offers description and history, suggestions for variants, and a diagram showing optimal strategy for classic version.

Lines of Action (Popularity: )

Features rules, variations, and problems. The game is related to Chess, Go, and Othello.

The Official Proton Home Page (Popularity: )

Proton, the retro-futuristic, self-contained, abstract strategy PocketBoardGame for 1 or 2 players.