This game is definitely more “active” and colorful than other number tile-matching games. I think the ability to rotate the hexagon is a nifty spin on the concept...pun half-intended. The bonus number increments increase the scoring potential but in effect also change up the required strategy. The combination of all of these factors keeps the game dynamic and fun. The ability to play one-handed is a big sell for me, because of my need to often stand during commuting - which is when I find myself wanting to pass the time with games like this the most.

I was looking for something I can pick up and put down easily but that would allow me a break from the usual grind of life: HexT is it! Look no further for a simple but addictive game where you try as you might to beat your last score or get on to the elusive leaderboard. Very easy on the eye, playing with one hand (think commuting in a city) and just the right level of tactics needed to keep you coming back for more.

Me and my 7 year old picked this up and just wanted to get to 12. Seems so close but yet so far. I like the swipe control but am wondering if using the gyroscope would be even better. Quite fun overall.

It’s really simple and addictive puzzle game. The game has great detailed instruction. The gameplay is similar to another popular puzzle game called 2048. If you would like to kill some time this game is for you.