Hex Drift
by Ragendom
Plays on: Desktop · Mobile · Updated
About Hex Drift
Tap a stack of hexagon tiles and it slides off the board in the direction of the arrow on top. Hex Drift is played on a small honeycomb board, and the trick is that a stack can only leave if nothing stands in its way.
Tap a stack that is blocked by another one and nothing happens, and no move is used, so it pays to look before you tap. A counter at the top shows how many moves you have left: the first level starts with 11, and every stack that slides away uses one.
Stacks come in more than one color (the first level mixes gray and blue), and freeing one stack is often what opens the route for the next. Working out that order is the puzzle.
A bomb is available from the start, with a +5 moves boost from level 2 and a hint from level 3.
Because a tap on a blocked stack costs nothing, it's a forgiving puzzle to learn by trying: you can test the board until the order of moves makes sense.
How to play Hex Drift
Send every hexagon stack off the board. The counter shows how many moves you have left.
- Mouse
- Send a stack off the board
- Touch
- Send a stack off the board
- Mouse
- Use the bomb, +5 moves or hint
- Touch
- Use the bomb, +5 moves or hint
Tips for Hex Drift
- Start with stacks on the edge whose arrows point outward; they always have a free path.
- A blocked tap costs nothing, so if you're unsure whether a path is clear, try it.
Hex Drift FAQ
What happens when I tap a blocked stack?
Nothing moves and your move counter stays the same, so you can try another stack.
