"Hex based miniature wargames rules" Topic

What miniatures rules exist that use hexes to regulate movement?

I have built hexes for playing Command and Colors using miniature figures. But I would love to be able to use the hexes for other rules.

Mini Mech: link
Never played them, but have been meaning to.
Company based armored / mecha game

Ogre and BattleTech, classics

Hex Command:
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Various flavors for all of your genre needs

Many hex-based boardgames can be converted to miniatures. ASL, Sniper, to name a few.

Rommel works well with hexes instead of squares.

I've converted quite a few ruler based and square based rules to hexes. It is fairly straightforward and I do like to get as much use from my Hexon as possible.

Look at Bob Cordery's suite of Portable Wargames books. They are designed explicitly as hex or square grid based. Bob is active on here, and there is a Facebook page which is quite lively.

The Kallistra site has a bunch which are free to download at:
kallistra.co.uk/?page=189
As does the 'Grid based wargaming – but not always' blog e.g., the Western Desert set at:
link

Great Battles Hex rules by Crusdaer Publishing use a 2" hex.

link

I meant to add, I've found the various Neil Thomas rules easy to convert to hexes, as is Spearhead.

Hex Blitz for WW2

Panzerblitz boardgame, and Panzer Leader.

Several of my naval wargames rules use hexes, or have hexed versions. Examples include "Cod War" and the ACW and age of sail versions of "Man o War" that I've been working on over the years

"Raging Empires" -- WW1