There is no AI in the app, no luck, no nothing, except 100 puzzles (well, 90 really, since the first 10 are learning levels). I haven't figured out if there is only one right answer for each puzzle, but there certainly are lots of wrong ones. You then play your tiles onto the board and get one turn of attacks to make sure that your HQ has more hit points left than your opponent's.
You draw three hex tiles (sensing a thread, here?) each turn and must discard one. Since the rules are similar to the other app, here's how the game works ( again): You control hex-shaped army units that you use to attack your opponent's base (also a hex).
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Each of the 100 puzzles (called Hex-aches) comes with a short introduction that sets up the goal, and without any time pressure, you have to figure out how to achieve this goal. In 100 different scenarios (aka puzzles), you are given a limited number of tiles and a goal. Instead, this is Neuroshima Hex for the Sudoku set. Gameplay in Neuroshima Hex Puzzle is identical to the original Neuroshima Hex app except that these aren't meant as player vs. The game is a close cousin to the original Neuroshima Hex iOS game (also on sale this weekend for $2.99 (40 percent off), and we recommend the puzzle version for people who have already gotten lots of enjoyment out of the multiplayer version and want to spend some time learning about how to play better and thinking about why they often lose. Even better, the universal app is on sale for just US$0.99 this weekend (a 66 percent discount). If you like the wargame/board game strategy of Neuroshima Hex, but want to quietly challenge your brain as you play, the new Neuroshima Hex Puzzle app should be right up your alley.
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