Exagon

Exagon © 1977 People's Computer Co.

A strategy game for one or two players. When playing alone the computer takes the role of the second player. Players are presented with a hexagonal board with 61 fields. Some fields are dots and some have letters in them. Each turn a player must choose a letter that is on the board after which a number of positions change to the player's symbol. Finding out the logic behind the transition is part of the game. Once all letters are gone whichever player owns more of the board wins the game.