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Hexagons are falling from all directions! Move them around to form lines and make them vanish into points. How high can you score before they pile up too high?
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Review score: 100% on 2026-11-01 → 100% today (4 reviews)
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Version 2.4 is now live, including rich presence (so your Steam friends can see your Hexis score live), some bug fixes, and, most importantly... a new co-op mode! In this mode pieces will appear on opposite sides of the board (as in Double Danger mode), each c…
* Moving pieces with the joystick could be very difficult on some controllers. The new input handling algorithm should make it a lot more comfortable. * Music and sound effects are completely silenced if the volume is set to 0 * Some animations and effects hav…
Hey, thanks for buying Hexis! I hope you've had a chance to play and had some fun. Today I'm releasing the first patch. I've solved a few bugs, made some improvements (the Steam and controller integration should be a bit better now) and added a new mechanic to…
Hi there!I'm working hard on a new game, to be released this year. The name is Coreward, and it's an incremental game similar to Nodebuster. Waves of enemies float towards you, and you must rotate your shields to intercept and destroy them. Then you can use th…
This isn't your classic Tetris, this is Hexis, a block-falling puzzle game about building up your high score but the blocks will come from all directions. Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/07/hexis-is-a-slightly-chaotic-spin-on-tet…