HexBlast

In HexBlast, you'll find a field filled with hexagons. It's simple: take a block and drag it to an empty space. The blocks come in different shapes, but they are always hexagons. If you lay out a complete row or column, it disappears. And here's where it gets interesting: multiple lines at once? Get a super explosion and more points! The blocks don't rotate, so you'll have to choose your spot wisely. This isn't just your average puzzle game. The field is hexagonal, which means there are three directions for assembly instead of two. You can explode horizontally, vertically, and diagonally. The sound of the explosion is like the popping of bubble wrap. And yes, there's no timer: think as long as you want. The main thing is not to leave the field without any free cells.

How to play?

In HexBlast, everything is based on dragging and dropping. Take one of the available hexagonal blocks and place it in an empty space. When one of the rows horizontally, vertically, or diagonally is completely filled, it explodes. Cells are freed up, and new blocks appear. Your task is to prevent the blocks from no longer fitting. At the same time, you can explode several lines at once in one move, which gives you more points. The longer you keep the field free, the longer the game lasts. This is a classic hexagon puzzle that is suitable for anyone who enjoys leisurely but thoughtful shape assembly. There are no time limits, but there are cool visual effects and explosions of lines in three directions at once. A real find for those who enjoy logic games but want to play at their own pace. Good luck!