Description

Hex-tile collecting with a satisfying rhythm: pick tiles into a holding tray, build sets of three, and chain clears before the tray fills or the clock runs out. Planning beats luck—reserve one slot for overflow, and focus the others on two active sets. How to play Tap a board tile to move it to your tray. When three identical spooky tiles sit in the tray, they clear and free space. Different icons appear at uneven rates, so hold troublesome pieces and prioritize tiles that enable multiple future matches. Start with one “wild” overflow slot and two active-set slots to reduce scatter. When crowded, cash a near-complete set even if it’s sub-optimal to avoid a sudden loss. Watch subtle cluster outlines that hint at upcoming tiles. Chain clears by finishing one trio that instantly completes another. Keep one slot empty whenever possible to maneuver around awkward deliveries. Use power-ups (tray expand, time freeze) right before a potential cascade, not early. Controls Desktop: Click tiles to pick; click tray to manage power-ups. Mobile: Tap to pick; tap buttons for expand/freeze. Tips & strategy Slot discipline: 1 overflow + 2 active sets. Empty slot rule: Keep one tray slot free to pivot. Early edges: Pick tiles that can finish two sets later. Chain thinking: Clear a trio that completes another. Power-up timing: Trigger at one tile away from cascades. Modes & variations Classic, Timed, Hard (fewer slots), Endless Chains. FAQ Q: Tray fills too fast—what should I do? A: Commit a near-complete set early and rebuild; don’t hoard all “almosts.” Q: Do hints spoil play? A: Hints highlight safe sets but won’t queue future chains—use sparingly. Q: Accessibility? A: Color-independent icons, crisp contrast, gentle haptic taps on clears. Q: Who made the game? A: Not disclosed by developer.

Instruction

Use a mouse or touchpad to play this game

Specifications

• Easy to play