Neuroshima Hex
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Neuroshima Hex is a tactical board game set in a world devastated by a thirty-year war. Up to four players lead one of four armies fighting for influence and... Read more
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English: interface, subtitles
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Čeština: interface, subtitles
Deutsch: interface, subtitles
English: interface, subtitles
Español: interface, subtitles
Français: interface, subtitles
Magyar: interface, subtitles
Italiano: interface, subtitles
日本語: interface, subtitles
한국어: interface, subtitles
Polski: interface, subtitles
Português (Brasil): interface, subtitles
Română: interface, subtitles
Русский: interface, subtitles
Türkçe: interface, subtitles
Українська: interface, subtitles
简体中文: interface, subtitles
Deutsch: interface, subtitles
English: interface, subtitles
Español: interface, subtitles
Français: interface, subtitles
Magyar: interface, subtitles
Italiano: interface, subtitles
日本語: interface, subtitles
한국어: interface, subtitles
Polski: interface, subtitles
Português (Brasil): interface, subtitles
Română: interface, subtitles
Русский: interface, subtitles
Türkçe: interface, subtitles
Українська: interface, subtitles
简体中文: interface, subtitles
Neuroshima Hex is a tactical board game set in a world devastated by a thirty-year war. Up to four players lead one of four armies fighting for influence and survival: Moloch’s machines, Borgo’s mutants, the human forces of the Outpost, or the gangs of the Hegemony.
Players lead their troops to victory, with each army following a distinct strategy. Opponents can be other players or AI with three difficulty levels, and the game includes a tutorial and manual.
System requirements and PC test
Minimum:
- Windows 7 64 bit
- CPU: Intel Core i3
- RAM: 4 GB
- Free Space: 600 MB
- VRAM: 2048 MB
- Video Card: GeForce GTX 960; Radeon R9 380
Recommended:
- Windows 10 64 bit
- CPU: Intel Core i5
- RAM: 8 GB
- Free Space: 600 MB
- VRAM: 2048 MB
- Video Card: GeForce GTX 960; Radeon R9 380
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