Hex (2017)

[b][h1]Hex[/h1][/b]Hex is a cheap minimalist puzzle game where you must Navigate a hexagonal board to clear the entire level. 84 total levels across 7 worlds that each introduce new mechanics as you go that require solid logic to solve. It's pretty short but worth it for the price. [b][h2]Gameplay[/h2][/b]The puzzles are a fun mix of trial and error/figuring it out by process of elimination, I'm not usually a big fan of trial and error but you slowly begin to see clear start and end points as you replay levels. I think I spent more time in paint mapping out my path than actually playing the game. Not having an undo button does make the process a lot trickier having to constantly redo the levels. Each world introduces new and interesting puzzle mechanics, most of which made for fun challenges. Gates were not one of these, they felt impossible to predict and path out levels especially when there were multiple types with different intervals. If you forget which direction they are moving or how many intervals they have you cannot plan ahead at all, they could've really used a direction indicator. [b][h2]Achievements (12/12)[/h2][/b]The achievements are purely for finishing all leve…

Simple puzzle game, mid difficulty in general.

A frustrating puzzle game. I like the concept the levels. But the levels are a little too long and busy sometimes with becomes compounded by there being no way to take back 1 move. You can be on move 30 of the puzzle and click and immediate know you've made a mistake but have to restart from move 1 and try and remember all the logic again.

Hex is a fun puzzle game. Starts off simple then adds more complicated mechanics as you get further into the game. The only thing that can be a bit annoying is that you have to restart the level if you mess up.

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Creative and good-looking.