Hex Sense
How to play Hex Sense
Hex Sense seems easy at first: just move across hexagonal tiles to get to the exit. But every step matters. Some tiles have hidden bombs, while others have clues that tell you how many bombs are in the area.
You start with some tiles that are open and some that are closed. You can only go to tiles that are next to the ones you've already revealed.
If you open a bomb, that’s the end of that round. But don't worry, every mistake you make helps you do better next time.
Use these to guide your next move:
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Numbered tiles reveal how many bombs are next to them.
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Flags allow you to mark tiles that look suspicious. Just right-click or tap and hold.
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The Eye tool lets you see what's within a closed tile without taking a risk.
You have to find a set number of tiles before the exit shows up on some levels. You can see how far along you are via a progress bar. The door opens when it's full, and you can finish the level like a pro. With each round, you'll sharpen your strategy and uncover new ways to win.
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About Hex Sense
Hex Sense will draw you ion if you like games like Minesweeper but want a fresh twist. The core idea to find the bomb before it find you is still there, but this time it plays out on a honeycomb grid instead of usual squares
Every move feels like a small gamble. Step on the wrong hex and it’s game over, but play it smart and you’ll uncover a satisfying path to victory.
The puzzles start out easy, but they get harder and harder. The theme and concept of each chapter are different, so it never gets boring. Some levels are so easy that you can finish them in a coffee break, while others will make you stop and think.
What makes Hex Sense so special is how satisfying it feels to figure out how each map works. You don't have to hurry or worry about a timer; it's just you, the board, and your brain attempting to stay one step ahead. And let's be honest: the little jolt of "yes!" you get when you avoid a hidden bomb never gets old.
People who like logic puzzles know that this form of entertainment is more than just a way to pass the time. Playing puzzles like Minesweeper on a regular basis might assist in improving memory and focus.
Want more ways to challenge your brain? You can find a lot of brain training games on Arkadium, or you can go through our casual free games for something lighter between levels. If you want to freshen things up, you can even unwind with a classic mahjong solitaire game.
This game is operated by Pro Mobile. You can read their privacy policy here and terms of service here.