Kneetiks
Kneetiks is a popular strategy board game designed by the British game designer, Reiner Knizia. Released in 2003, it is known for its unique mechanics and strategic depth, appealing to both casual and experienced gamers. The game is played on a hexagonal grid, where players control armies of small plastic soldiers called "Kneetiks," each with distinct movement abilities. The objective is to capture the opponent's capital city by maneuvering the Kneetiks across the board while managing resources and avoiding enemy counterattacks.
The game features a modular board composed of hexagonal tiles, allowing for multiple possible setups, each
Kneetiks is praised for its accessibility and replayability, as the random tile placement and varying unit
The game has also inspired several expansions and spin-offs, including *Kneetiks: The New World* and *Kneetiks: