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Hextris

A fast-paced puzzle game where you rotate a hexagon to prevent blocks from building up. Match colors, create combos, and test your reflexes in this addictive hexagonal twist on classic block matching.

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Hextris

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Need-to-know

How to play

Use the in-game controls to rotate the central hexagon and group matching colors before the incoming stacks reach the center. Make small early rotations to set up clears, then react quickly when several sides begin filling at once.

Game features
  • Six-sided block-matching puzzle play
  • Rapid rotation and color-recognition decisions
  • Combo potential as the board accelerates
Tips and strategy
  • Clear a growing side early rather than waiting for the perfect large combo.
  • Rotate with the incoming block flow so matching colors arrive on a prepared edge.
  • Keep your attention on all six sides; an ignored stack can end a strong run quickly.
About Hextris

Imagine Tetris spun onto a rotating hexagon and you are close to the elegant chaos of Hextris. Colored blocks slide inward from six directions, and you twist the central hex to catch matching colors before stacks reach critical mass. Quick rotations chain combos, slow ones invite disaster, and the screen becomes a swirling test of reflexes and color recognition. Minimalist art keeps every layer of incoming pieces readable even at top speed. A standout puzzle game in the browser for anyone who loved classic falling-block titles and wants a fresh geometric remix to chase high scores in.

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Questions about Hextris

How is Hextris different from Tetris?

Instead of falling pieces on a rectangular board, Hextris sends colored blocks toward a rotating hexagon from six directions.

What should I watch first in Hextris?

Track the sides with the tallest stacks. Clearing immediate pressure gives you more time to build higher-value color matches elsewhere.