


HexaPuzzle is a captivating puzzle game that challenges players to strategically fit uniquely shaped hexagonal pieces into a dynamic frame. Inspired by Tetris and jigsaw puzzles, players must clear rows to reveal hidden medieval objects within a spinning hexagonal grid.


- Select the Play Now button from the home screen.

- Enter the gameplay screen, where a large rotating hexagonal frame with blank hexagonal shapes awaits.
- Drag and drop hexagonal pieces onto the grid, strategically positioning them to destroy a row.





- Utilize the option to rotate puzzle pieces to match the grid or discard pieces not needed.



- Strategically place pieces to complete rows. When a row is filled, it disappears, revealing part of a hidden medieval object.

- Continue clearing rows until the entire medieval object is revealed.

- Users can use the ‘Discard’ option to get rid of the puzzle pieces. This will make the carousel create a new piece that users can use.

- Players earn fixed scores upon completing each level.

- Once all rows are cleared, the level is completed. The game summary of the level completed will appear displaying the Found Treasure, Level Time, Moves Taken, Level Score and the Next Level button.

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- HexaPuzzle requires strategic thinking to place hexagonal pieces effectively and uncover hidden medieval objects.
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- Players must recognize patterns to complete rows and reveal medieval artifacts, adding depth to the gameplay.
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- Enjoy a captivating medieval-themed adventure with easy-to-use controls and stunning visuals.
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- Experience increasing challenge levels as you progress, offering a rewarding journey through the game.


Uncover hidden treasures and conquer medieval mysteries in HexaPuzzle! Strategically fit hexagonal pieces, clear rows, and reveal hidden artifacts. Rotate, discard, and strategize your way through levels for a captivating puzzle experience!

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