
Hexa-Gone
Pieces are falling, and you need to do something about it! Match like colors together to clear them, and if you make a shape, you’ll earn some points. Points are your score in Singleplayer modes, and are used as a currency in Multiplayer modes. Use them to buy Power-Ups and make a comeback!
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Hexa-Gone is a strategy puzzle game where you match like colors on a hexagonal grid to clear them. You control multi-colored pieces as they fall from the top of the board to the bottom to do so, with the speed at which pieces fall increasing over time. Make shapes with the colors to earn points, but what are the points for? Depends on how you want to play:
Time Attack Mode: Points are your score, and high scores let you unlock new backgrounds to give you a change of scenery as you play. Race against the clock to score as many points as possible.
Multiplayer: Points act as a currency for Power-Ups. Power-Ups can help improve the state of your own board or ruin the state of your opponent's board. Clear tiles, hold pieces, drop trash, invert your opponent's controls, and more; how you wish to spend your points is up to you! You don't even need a controller; both players can easily share a single keyboard, letting you play anytime, anywhere.
VS Bot: Practice against a robot opponent and unlock new soundtracks while you are at it! Choose the difficulty of the robot to fit your needs.
Maybe you do have a friend to play with, or maybe you want an even tougher challenge against the bot, but the skill gap makes matches one-sided. No worries, make a customized rule set to level the playing field. Adjust how many different colors each player has on their board, or make a player start with their board partially filled up. With 245,000 ways to play, you can surely find a ruleset that works for you. Will you be a Hexa-Gone Hero?