HexON

Puzzle game about fitting different pieces together as if in a jigsaw puzzle. 40 levels and a couple of different game mechanics to boot. Quite a few of the levels are quite hard - especially when levers that enable you to move the specific base pieces around - and will be enticing to those that like a good challenge, not necessarily those that are seeking a relaxing easy difficulty outlet. Ok soundtrack but is just one that loops over and over, gets boring very quickly. Overall, decent puzzle game at a great price point. 9/10

This is a qualified yes. Most of the 40 levels are fun! But unless you have an extreme level of visual-spatial skills or unlimited time to fiddle, there's 4-5 levels I'd call impossible. And those levels feel like a slap in the face from the devs, to be perfectly honest. Oh you're having a good time with this game? Well F you, have these puzzles that you could fiddle with the rest of your life and not solve. After the first one of these, I didn't even bother to try to solve the others of similar difficulty, but just looked up the solutions on YouTube. If it weren't for the achievement system I probably wouldn't have bothered to finish the game at all. There are a few simpler puzzles between the impossible ones, however, so I suppose that's a reward for persistence? So, be prepared for an insane difficulty spike starting at puzzle 33/34. Kind of soured me on the whole game but I want to be fair, I did enjoy 35/40 puzzles here.

Could have been a fun game (and it was for ~30 levels of out 40 total), but the levers just ruin it. They are too interactive with each other, which makes the levels nearly impossible to solve, unless you want to spend hours trying to figure out the solution.

It's pretty. I want to like it. But 1) Solutions are not unique. That makes it much less interesting as it takes away logic and instead leaves trial and error, or luck. Seriously, so much less fun, and so much harder (in a bad way) and more random. 2) Depending on rotation, some of the pieces that are not on the board can merge with or hide each other. I've been stuck a few times because a piece was hidden by another. 3) Placing can be very difficult - it goes by position of shadow, rather than visible position of piece. I can't believe the above is enough to make me doubt my purchase at a 51% discount on such a low price, but it did. I'll keep it, but only just.

There is a interesting puzzle around fitting hex pieces into level, but it all falls apart once there is like more then 2 lever, lots of a just kinda random guessing and hoping it works

I Really Love Hexagons!!!!