How to play
Hexa Sort: Winter Edition is a puzzle game about placing hexagonal tiles on a board. You drag tiles from the bottom of the screen and set them down where they fit, working toward completed lines or specific patterns. Clearing those lines and patterns is how you clear the board and open space for the tiles still waiting below.
Each placement counts, because the board only stays workable while you keep finishing patterns. The developer says you earn points by completing lines or patterns. Plan a few tiles ahead so the shapes at the bottom still have somewhere to go.
Controls explained
Drag a tile from the bottom of the screen onto the board. Release it over the spot where you want it to sit. Placement is the whole of the input: you pick a tile, you choose a cell, and the board responds.
Tips
- Look at the tiles waiting at the bottom before you place the current one, and keep room for the shapes you can already see.
- Finish a line whenever you can, since completed lines and patterns are what earn points and free up space.
- Avoid sealing off empty cells with tiles that leave no matching gap nearby.
- Build toward specific patterns rather than scattering tiles, because patterns are part of how the board gets cleared.
- When the board fills up, favor placements that complete something now over setups that need several more tiles.
FAQ
What do I actually do in this game? You drag hexagonal tiles from the bottom of the screen onto the board and place them to complete lines or specific patterns. Completing them clears space and scores points.
How does scoring work? The developer says you earn points by completing lines or patterns. Placement decisions feed directly into your score.
Is it suitable for children? The game is tagged as casual, puzzle, one player, kids friendly and no blood. It is a tile-matching puzzle with a winter theme.
