About Hextris
Hextris wraps a color-matching puzzle around a rotating hexagon. Blocks approach its six sides, and you turn the center to decide where they land. Connect at least three blocks of the same color to clear them. Matches can join across neighboring sides, making the shape of the whole stack matter. The run ends when the blocks grow beyond the outer boundary.
Getting started
- Start a game and use Left and Right to rotate the central hexagon.
- Position incoming blocks beside others of the same color.
- Make groups of three or more and keep every stack within the outer limit.
Tips for a better run
- Look at the color and direction of the incoming block before rotating. Spinning without a plan makes tall stacks harder to repair.
- Watch neighboring sides for connected matches instead of building six separate columns.
- Clear the tallest side when possible. A large score is less useful if the next block ends the run.
From a recorded play session
Rotating redistributed the stack, and a later color clear raised the score from 0 to 9. Rotation alone did not remove the crowded layers.
Guides for Hextris
Common questions
How many blocks make a match?
A connected group of at least three blocks of the same color can clear. Look for connections around the sides as well as within a stack.
Why did my run end?
Blocks reached the outer boundary. Try spreading incoming blocks while creating color matches to remove them.
Will it work on my school network?
Access depends on your network’s rules. “Unblocked” is a common search term for browser games, not a guarantee that a school or workplace will allow this page.
