Marble Tactics
Android app by Console Code. Board · Console Code
- Store rating
- Unknown
- Store rating count
- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Not listed in captured metadata
- Version
- 1.1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-15
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Store description excerpt
Marble Tactics is a classic turn-based board game inspired by competitive marble tactics. Plan multiple moves ahead, outsmart your opponent, and master the art of pushing marbles off the board. Every move counts. Just like chess, this game challenges your ability to think ahead, anticipate enemy tactics, and control the board. 🎯 How to Play The board consists of 61 hexagonal spaces Each player starts with 14 marbles Players take turns (White moves first) On your turn, you can: Move 1 marble, or Move a column of 2 or 3 marbles in a straight line 🥊 Push Mechanics (Sumito Rule) Push opponent marbles only in-line You must have more marbles than your opponent to push Valid pushes: 3 vs 1 or 2 2 vs 1 Push marbles into: An empty space, or Off the board ⚠️ Side-step moves cannot push ⚠️ A single marble can never push 🏆 Win Condition Be the first player to push 6 opponent marbles off the board to claim victory! 🧠 Why You’ll Love HexaPush ✔ Improves strategic thinking ✔ Boosts focus and concentration ✔ Easy to learn, hard to master ✔ Inspired by tournament-style marble games ✔ Perfect for casual and competitive players 👥 Game Modes 🔹 Two-Player (Local) 🌿 A Smart Alternative to Mindless Screen Time HexaPush offers a thoughtful, skill-based experience that keeps your mind active. Perfect for players who enjoy logic, puzzles, and classic board games.
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