Hexa Blocks

Placing hexagons feels different from placing squares — there's something about the angles that makes every decision feel more deliberate. Hexa Blocks is a block-placement puzzle where you slot hexagonal pieces onto a grid, clearing lines to score points before space runs out. It sounds straightforward, and in the early moments it is, but the geometry has a way of quietly outsmarting you.

Two modes shape how you engage with it. Level mode gives you a target score and a fixed number of moves — tight, focused, occasionally unforgiving. Endless mode removes that pressure and just asks how long you can last before the grid fills up completely.

What makes it stick is how the puzzle compounds on itself. A piece placed without thinking three turns ago suddenly becomes the reason you can't clear anything now. That slow realization — and the urge to try again immediately — is where most of the time goes.