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Beehive is a two-player strategy game that requires you to concentrate fully and develop long-range planning skills. The game board consists of 121 hexagons arranged in a sloping 11 x 11 matrix. The name derives from the playing field's resemblance to the geometric precision of a honeycomb. The first player is assigned the left and right borders of the honeycomb, while the second player is assigned the top and bottom edges.
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Beehive was written by Steve Michel and published as type-in source code in Compute! Issue 76, September 1986. Versions were provided for the Amiga, Commodore 64, Apple II, IBM, and several Atari systems.
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