Hex Bloom

Drop three pieces. Fill a line. Watch it bloom. Hex Bloom is a hexagonal block puzzle that starts the second you open it — no menus, no tutorial walls, no waiting. Drag the pieces from the tray onto the board. Complete a full row on any of the three axes and it bursts in a wave of light. When there is no room left for a single piece, the run ends. HOW IT PLAYS • Three pieces at a time, 14 different shapes. • Rows clear on all three hex axes — not just left to right. • Clear more than one row in a move for a combo multiplier. • Keep clearing on back-to-back moves to build a streak bonus. • No dead hands, ever: at least one of your three pieces always fits. ENDLESS MODE The original run. One board, one score, no timer. Every few thousand points your garden changes: a new colour palette, a new mood, a new flower growing beside the board. Eleven gardens to reach — Seed, Sprout, Twilight, Sunset, Ocean, Sakura, Desert, Polar, Volcano, Nebula and the Golden Garden. 30 HAND-BALANCED LEVELS Tap the pause button, open the level map and take on a different challenge: reach a score, clear a number of rows, burst a number of cells, chain streaks, or break the grey stone cells locked into the board. Every level has a move limit and up to 3 stars. Unspent moves turn into bonus points, so a clean, efficient solve is what earns the third star. The difficulty curve was measured with thousands of simulated runs, not guessed — it climbs steadily and peaks just before the final level. GLOBAL LEADERBOARD Your best endless score goes on the world list, with your level progress and total stars shown next to your name. BUILT TO BE FAIR AND READABLE • Colour is never a rule. Nothing has to be matched by colour, so colour blindness never costs you a move. Stone cells are marked by a crack pattern, not just a shade. • Everything is drawn in code — hexes, gradients, particles, flowers — and every sound is synthesised, so the whole game is tiny to download and loads instantly. • Plays offline. Only the global leaderboard needs a connection. • Haptics on every meaningful event, and you can switch them off. • A "hide UI" button clears the screen for clean screen recordings while the game keeps playing. Your progress saves itself. Close the app mid-level and you come back to exactly that level. One board. Three pieces. How long can you keep it blooming?