About Glass Hexa
Glass Hexa is a calm hex sort puzzle on a sunny reef. You have three stacks of colored sea glass. Drag one onto an empty hex. If it touches a stack with the same color on top, those pieces slide together. Gather 10 of one color and they clear, scoring points, and a clear can set off a chain.
There is no timer. Each level has a score to reach. The first levels use three colors on a small board and take about a minute. Later levels add more colors, a few blocked hexes, and hexes that stay locked until your score climbs. The reef is full only when no empty hex is left and you still have pieces to place.
Refresh deals three new stacks, the hammer removes one stack, and Revive clears three stacks. Each of these is free. Finish a level and a sea creature joins your collection, from krill up to a whale. Progress saves on your device, and soft ocean waves play until you mute them.
How to play Glass Hexa
- Drag one of the three stacks from the tray onto an empty hex. On level 1 a small hint shows the drag.
- If that stack touches the same color, the matching tops slide together. The number on a stack is how many pieces of the top color it holds.
- Gather 10 of one color and they clear for points. A clear can reveal a buried color and set off a chain.
- Reach the score at the top to finish the level. A new sea friend joins your collection.
- If every hex is full and you still have pieces, the reef is full. Revive clears three stacks, or retry the level for a new board.
Features
- Drag stacks onto a hex board and match the top color
- 10 of one color clears, with chain reactions
- Levels with a score goal, from 3 colors up to 6
- Blocked hexes and score locks on later levels
- Free refresh, hammer and revive when you are stuck
- A sea-creature collection for every level you clear
- A short drag hint on level 1
- One-finger controls, made for phones
- Gentle ocean waves with a one-tap mute
- Progress saved automatically on your device
Tips and tricks
- Place a stack beside the same color. Matching tops slide over and free the hex they left.
- Build one color toward 10 instead of starting a new pile on every empty hex.
- Colors buried under the top stay put until that top slides away or clears.
- Keep two or three empty hexes. A full board ends the level.
- When a color is close to 10, drop the next matching stack on a hex right beside it.
- Use the hammer on a stack that blocks a color you need, and refresh the tray when none of the three pieces match.
Glass Hexa FAQ
How do I clear a stack?
Get 10 pieces of the same color on top of one stack. They can come from neighbors that slide in, not only from a single drop.
What does the number on a stack mean?
It is how many pieces of the top color are sitting there. Other colors may be hidden underneath.
Is there a timer?
No. Take as long as you like on each move. A level ends when you reach the score, or when the board is full.
What if the board fills up?
Revive once to clear three stacks, or retry the level. A retry deals a new board.
Is Glass Hexa free to play?
Yes. Glass Hexa is completely free and runs in your web browser. There is nothing to download and no account to create.
Can I play Glass Hexa on my phone?
Yes. Glass Hexa is designed for phones first (portrait, one hand) and also works on tablets and desktop computers with a mouse.
Is my progress saved?
Your progress and unlocked levels are saved in your browser on this device (local storage). Clearing your browser data resets it.
