Tile Hexa Sort

Hexagonal tiles of different colors are scattered across the playing field. Red, blue, yellow, green—they are all mixed together. In the puzzle game Tile Hexa Sort, you must build tall towers out of them. But there is a rule: only one color can be used in each tower. If you mix colors, the tower will not be built. At first, there are few tiles and few colors. It's easy to understand where to put what. But with each level, new shades are added, and the field becomes cluttered with elements. You have to think several moves ahead: if you put this tile here, will there be room for that one? One wrong move, and the free cells will run out.

How to play

In this logic puzzle, you take a tile from the bottom of the screen and drag it onto the field. Click with the mouse or touch with your finger and the tile will rise. Move it to an empty cell and release it. It will fall into place. Your task is to build towers of ten tiles of the same color. Place the first red tile—this is the base. Place the second, third, and fourth red tiles on top. This is how the tower grows. When you collect all ten, the tower disappears from the field, freeing up space for new tiles. You cannot place different colors in the same stack. If you place a yellow tile on a red one, you can only place yellow tiles on top of it. The red ones will have to be placed elsewhere. Keep a close eye on the colors — a mistake will block the cell. In the early levels, there are three or four colors, so there is enough space. But then six, seven, or eight shades appear. The field is small, and there are many tiles. You need to distribute them so that each color has its own area. Plan ahead: which color to stack on the left, which on the right, where to leave spare cells. If there are no free spaces left and there are still tiles left, the level is failed. Start over. Build towers carefully, keep order, and clear the field in time.