Hex Fit
Drag hexagon pieces onto the honeycomb and fill a line in any of three directions to clear it.
About the game
Hex Fit is a hexagonal take on block placement: the honeycomb has three line directions and any full line clears. The extra direction means more combinations and more spatial thinking.
How to play
- Each round offers three hex pieces in any order; they can’t be rotated.
- The honeycomb has lines in three directions; filling any line clears it.
- +1 per cell placed; clears score cells × 2 × lines cleared at once.
- The game ends when none of the pieces fit.
Controls
Drag a piece from the tray onto the board (it floats above your finger).
Tips for a high score
- Edge lines are short and easier to complete.
- Completing crossing lines at once multiplies your score.
- Keep straight channels open for long pieces.
FAQ
- How do you play Hex Fit?
- Each round offers three hex pieces in any order; they can’t be rotated. The honeycomb has lines in three directions; filling any line clears it. +1 per cell placed; clears score cells × 2 × lines cleared at once. The game ends when none of the pieces fit.
- What are the controls?
- Drag a piece from the tray onto the board (it floats above your finger).
- Any tips for Hex Fit?
- Edge lines are short and easier to complete. Completing crossing lines at once multiplies your score. Keep straight channels open for long pieces.
- Do I need to download or sign up?
- No. Hex Fit runs in your browser on phone or desktop for free. Your best score is saved locally in your browser.