Hextris and the rotating hexagon stack
Hextris brings the Arcade pace to a hex-based board, so you are always nudging pieces around a six-sided center instead of a straight well. You rotate the incoming shapes, line up colors, and stop the pile from climbing past the gray edge with no download and no signup.
Match three colors before the wall fills
The main task is simple to read but fast to manage: connect at least three blocks of the same color so they disappear before the stack gets too high. That is where the pressure comes from, because every placement changes the shape of the board and can leave you with awkward gaps on the next turn.
Arrow-key control keeps every move tight
You control the piece with the left and right arrow keys, so each shift matters when the stack starts leaning. That control scheme keeps the action direct, and it leaves no time for hesitation once the colors begin landing in a bad order.
Combo points push the score upward
Hextris also rewards clean chain play, since clearing colors quickly builds combo points and sends your score higher. If you enjoy board pressure and color matching, Color Block Jam and Color Blocks follow a similar idea, while Bubble Game 3D scratches the same matching itch from a different angle. The tension comes from keeping the hexagon open for one more move, then one more after that, as the pile keeps rising.
For more games built around matching and attention, the puzzle, matching, colors, and reflex pages are a good fit.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
08 november 2017
Last Update
08 november 2017