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'''Hive''' is an abstract strategy game designed by John Yianni, and published in 2001 by Gen42 games. With pieces themed after bugs, it is by far one of [[User:Emily|Emily]]'s favourite games to ever exist. The objective of Hive is to surround the enemy's "queen bee" piece, which can be achieved as a combination of ally or enemy pieces. | '''Hive''' is an [[Abstract strategy games|abstract strategy game]] designed by John Yianni, and published in 2001 by Gen42 games. With pieces themed after bugs, it is by far one of [[User:Emily|Emily]]'s favourite games to ever exist. The objective of Hive is to surround the enemy's "queen bee" piece, which can be achieved as a combination of ally or enemy pieces. | ||
Emily has lovingly created a crosstable of lifelong WDL records, based on automatically fetches games played on [https://hivegame.com/ HiveGame], Click [https://neongreen.github.io/cnc/hive/ here] to view it. | |||
== Rules == | == Rules == | ||
In the opening phase of the game, players place down pieces to form a playing space known as "hive". Other pieces cannot move until queen bee is placed. | In the opening phase of the game, players place down pieces to form a playing space known as "hive". Other pieces cannot move until queen bee is placed. | ||
== Weekly tourny == | |||
(spelled "tourny" for reasons that are now lost) | |||
Organized every week by [[Emily]]. As of September 2025, the tourney is happening at 7pm UTC every Saturday. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[wikipedia:Hive_(game)|Hive (game) on Wikipedia]] | * [[wikipedia:Hive_(game)|Hive (game) on Wikipedia]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:52, 27 September 2025
Hive is an abstract strategy game designed by John Yianni, and published in 2001 by Gen42 games. With pieces themed after bugs, it is by far one of Emily's favourite games to ever exist. The objective of Hive is to surround the enemy's "queen bee" piece, which can be achieved as a combination of ally or enemy pieces.
Emily has lovingly created a crosstable of lifelong WDL records, based on automatically fetches games played on HiveGame, Click here to view it.
Rules
In the opening phase of the game, players place down pieces to form a playing space known as "hive". Other pieces cannot move until queen bee is placed.
Weekly tourny
(spelled "tourny" for reasons that are now lost)
Organized every week by Emily. As of September 2025, the tourney is happening at 7pm UTC every Saturday.
