Hex Spin
Hex Spin
Turn the hexagon and match the colors to unlock your cache.
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A hexagon in the middle of the board with six lanes around it. Colored blocks slide in along the lanes and stop on the side of the hexagon facing them. Turn the hexagon with the left and right arrow keys or A and D, and hold the down arrow or S to make the blocks come faster. Three or more touching blocks of one color clear.
Tap the left or right side to turn, and hold to rush. Arrow keys or A and D turn, and down rushes.
Keyword
This is a preview. A real cache reveals the owner's coordinates or keyword.
Match three or more to clear them.
Colored blocks slide in from the edge of the board along six lanes toward the hexagon in the middle. Each block stops on the side of the hexagon that faces its lane, or on top of the blocks already there. You never move the blocks themselves: you turn the hexagon, one sixth of a turn at a time, so the right side is waiting when a block arrives.
When three or more blocks of one color touch, they light up and clear. Blocks touch when one sits on another on the same side, or when they sit at the same depth on two neighboring sides. Blocks resting on cleared ones slide down, and can make a new group as they land.
A group scores its size times its size: 9 points for three, 16 for four. Clear another group before the ring round the hexagon runs out and the combo climbs, multiplying the points. The higher the combo, the faster the ring runs down.
On a phone, tap the left half of the board to turn left and the right half to turn right. Press and hold anywhere to rush the blocks in faster. On a keyboard, the left and right arrows or A and D turn, and holding the down arrow or S rushes. P pauses.
The blocks come faster as the run goes on and as you clear them. The run ends when any side holds more blocks than the dashed line allows. Reach the goal shown above the board to unlock the reveal. The game pauses when you switch away from the page, and your run is checked by the server as you play.
Each color carries its own small mark, so you can tell them apart by shape too. Sound and vibration are off until you turn them on.