Guides
Game rules, strategy guides, and game night tips
Learn the rules of Hex Path and Snap Judgments, then dig into strategy, scoring math, bot behavior, house rules, and tips for hosting game night.
Rules
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Hex Path rules: how to play, score, and win
The complete rules of Hex Path, a free tile-laying path game for 2 to 6 players. Learn turns, collisions, scoring, and every setup option.
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Snap Judgments rules: how to play the two-player deduction game
How to play Snap Judgments, a free two-player game of secret faces and yes-or-no questions. Covers turns, question cards, guessing, packs, and settings.
Strategy and how-to guides
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Meet the Hex Path bots: how each AI opponent thinks
Hex Path has six computer opponents with different priorities. Learn how each bot picks its move, what it ignores, and how to beat it.
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Hex Path house rules: 6 setups that change the game
Six Hex Path variants built from the lobby settings, from a no-elimination Pacifist game to a Loop Frenzy scoring race. Includes exact settings.
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The math behind Hex Path scoring: why loops beat long walks
Doubling revisit points, a triangular travel bonus, and a 3x elimination payoff. Here is how Hex Path scoring really works, with worked numbers.
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Hex Path strategy: 10 habits of players who win
Practical Hex Path strategy for beginners and regulars. Read the preview, control shared hexes, build loops, time eliminations, and outscore the bots.
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How to host an online game night that people actually enjoy
A practical checklist for running a remote or in-person game night with free browser games: setup, pacing, picking games, and keeping everyone involved.
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How to win at Snap Judgments: deduction when the clues are opinions
Strategy for Snap Judgments and other guess-who style games. Pick questions that split the board, read your opponent, and know when to guess.