Tile Hexa Sort

Hexagonal tiles in red, blue, yellow, green and other colors are scattered all over the board in the puzzle game Tile Hexa Sort. Your goal is to stack them into tall towers, but there is one rule for this hexa puzzle game: each tower can only have one color. If you mix colors in a stack, that tower will not count. At first there are only a few tiles and a few colors, so it is easy to see where each piece should go. As you advance through the levels, new shades appear and the field fills up with tiles. You have to think several moves ahead and ask yourself, if you put this tile here, will there be room for that one later? One wrong move and you will run out of empty cells.

How to play?

In this logic puzzle, you pick a tile from the bottom of the screen and drag it onto the board. Click with your mouse or tap with your finger and the tile will lift up. Move it to an empty cell, let go, and it will drop into place. Your task is to build towers of ten tiles of the same color. Put down the first red tile as the base, then place the second, third, and fourth red tiles on top and keep going as the tower grows. When you collect all ten of one color, that tower disappears from the field, opening up space for new tiles. You cannot mix colors within a stack. If you drop a yellow tile on top of a red one, you can only put yellow tiles on that stack from then on, and the red ones will have to go somewhere else. Watch the colors closely, because one mistake can lock that cell.

In the early levels you only see three or four colors, so the board has enough space. Later you start dealing with six, seven, or even eight shades. The field stays small while the number of tiles grows, so you have to spread them out so each color gets its own area. Plan ahead: which color to stack on the left, which on the right, and where to leave a few spare cells. If you run out of free spaces while there are still tiles left at the bottom, you fail the level and have to start again. Build towers carefully, keep things organized, and clear the board in time.