Hegzis
Eastasiasoft Limited · 2025 · Casual, Puzzle, Family Friendly, 2D, Colorful
PC
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About Hegzis
Master the hex grid!
Put your brain to the test across dozens of unique challenges in Hegzis, a chill hex-grid puzzle game presented in colorful 2D style! Select a stage from Serene Beach, Whispering Forest and more, then progress through multiple levels in each world, placing pieces of connected hexes to form lines in any direction.As you rotate pieces and fill lines to connect all the way across, hexes will disappear and increase your score. But be careful not to block yourself in! Use special tools to fill gaps or clear away unwanted hexes and make room for more. The better you think things through and efficiently place your hexes, the better bonuses you will receive. Unlock new stages or return to cleared ones to improve your score!Features:- Enjoy colorful stages where you arrange puzzle pieces on a hex grid!
- Clear lines in multiple directions to make room for new pieces.
- Rotate pieces to fit into available hex spaces!
- Use special tools to clear unwanted hexes.
- Unlock new themed stages as you progress!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
If I counted correctly, there are 192 levels spread over 5 worlds which have their own block style. You clear a level when the targets are reached. These can be: - clearing a number of lines, double or even triple lines - placing a number of tiles on the board - reach a certain score As expected, your score is better when clearing multiple lines at once. You also get bonuses which can save your life (well, at least the level) - destroy block range 1 or 2 - place a single dot - remove your last played tile The board is always the same. It's not that other worlds get tougher shaped boards. Every world begins with lighter goals, to gradually build up the requirements. So you can have an 'oof-moment' there. Once in a while, a new tile type is introduced. Settings are limited to music/sound slider and vibration toggle. The music is medievalish, nice but it can get into the head sometimes. I will very likely finish that 5th world which I just started but probably won't be back after. It's not amazing but I like it. It's a nice game to relax from a hectic day or to just fill a gap in the space-time continuum. (played on Deck, probably just changed X into Y)1 found this helpful
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