Hexpuzzle
By Simon Flachsbart
Hexpuzzle is a typical puzzle game, the place you place hexagonal blocks to the table. Whenever a row or column is full, it is erased. Every placement and erasure provides you points. The recreation ends, when there is no more options to put the pieces.
Detail:
The objective of the sport is to get as a lot points as possible. You earn factors by inserting pieces. Bigger items give you more points.
If you fill a line (in 3 instructions possible), the line will get faraway from the sphere. The extra lines you remove directly, the extra factors you earn.
After you positioned all pieces, new items are generated. The recreation ends, when there are no more choices to put the current pieces.
How to play:
To place a piece merely press on it in the preview and drag it to the place you want to drop it. You may solely place pieces on empty cells.
The point show shows you your actual factors on the left and your high score on the right.
Levels:
There are a quantity of differences between the levels:
1. The size of the table
2. The number of items confirmed without delay (more pieces means more options and is subsequently easier)
3. The kinds of pieces (in the onerous ranges there are pieces with extra edges)
In the lower difficulties, you will have a assist that exhibits you, which lines are eliminated, when you hover over with a chunk. In the higher difficulties there is not any help on that.
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