A free hexagon color-matching puzzle in the browser tab: rotate the center hexagon so 3 or more same-colored blocks touch and clear before a stack reaches the middle. Keyboard, mouse, or touch - no install, no account, nothing uploaded.
A hexagon color-matching puzzle game. About 1.1 MB downloads once from this site when you press Play, then the browser caches it.
Arrow keys (or A / D) rotate the hexagon. Works with mouse clicks or taps too - no gamepad.
Hex Puzzle Blocks
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Hex Puzzle Blocks drops colored blocks toward a central hexagon: rotate the hexagon so a falling block lands beside two or more of the same color, and once 3 or more matching blocks touch they clear for points. Blocks arrive from all six sides and speed up the longer you last.
Controls at a glance:
| Action | Input |
|---|---|
| Rotate hexagon | Left / Right arrow, A / D, or click / tap either half of the screen |
| Speed up temporarily | Down arrow or S (hold) |
| Pause / resume | P, Space, or the pause icon |
| Restart | Enter, or the restart icon |
Clearing a match within a short window of a previous one builds a combo multiplier, shown as colored lines running around the outer hexagon that drain away as the window closes. Chaining matches before the lines empty keeps the multiplier - and the points per clear - climbing. A run ends when blocks pile up past the hexagon's edge on any one of its six sides without clearing.
Progress mid-game and your top 3 scores are kept in this browser's local storage, so closing the tab and coming back later can resume where you left off; nothing is sent to a server or tied to an account, and progress does not follow you to a different browser or device.
The game is about 1.1 MB - a 2D canvas puzzle engine plus a small UI icon set and font, downloaded once from this site and then cached; it runs in any modern browser, including touchscreens, with no WebGL requirement. It runs on Hextris, an open-source puzzle game originally released by Logan Engstrom and Garrett Finucane under the GNU General Public License v3.0 - the license file ships next to the game files.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Hex Puzzle Blocks do?
It is a hexagon color-matching puzzle that runs entirely in the browser tab: rotate the center hexagon with the arrow keys, A / D, or clicks/taps so 3 or more same-colored blocks touch and clear before a stack reaches the middle on any side. It runs on the open-source Hextris engine.
Does it work on a phone or tablet?
Yes. Tapping the left or right half of the screen rotates the hexagon, so it plays on touchscreens as well as desktop browsers with a keyboard or mouse.
Is my progress or high score saved?
Yes, but only in this browser: the current run and your top 3 scores are kept in local storage on this device, so returning to the page can resume where you left off. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no cross-device sync, leaderboard, or account.
Is there multiplayer or an online leaderboard?
No. Hex Puzzle Blocks is single-player only, with no online leaderboard, matchmaking, or account system.