Super Hexbee Merger

Super Hexbee Merger is a brain puzzle game, that helps the bee get a high score by arranging hexagons of 3 or more colors score points and not filling the hive.

About Super Hexbee Merger

Are you too familiar with logical thinking puzzle games like Block Blast or Tetris with easy-to-see square blocks? Are you looking for a similar game but with something new and innovative? Super Hexbee Merger is the perfect choice because instead of using regular square blocks, this game uses hexagonal cells to form a somewhat mysterious honeycomb with its characteristics. This will challenge you even more, but find the right rules and directions to conquer the highest score.

Super Hexbee Merger - Special reasoning puzzle game

Objective

Get the highest score possible each time you play. There are no levels, the important thing is to get the highest score and win by yourself.

Rules

• Arrange the blocks connected by pre-colored hexagons into the honeycomb. In this honeycomb, there are empty hexagons and once the hexagon is placed inside, you will not be able to move them anymore.
• Arrange 2 or more adjacent squares of the same color to score points. There are 3 types of hexagons: green, blue, and pink to score points. The more adjacent colored squares you arrange, the more combo points you will score.
• When you explode a combo, in addition to scoring a high score, you also receive a single power hex of the same color. This power hex, when combined with other hexes of the same color, will help eliminate those same.
• Pay attention to the time displayed in the top right corner. When the time is up, the game will end and your score will be calculated. color hexes on the hive and create a new hex with a higher score.

Controls

• On PC: Click and drag the left mouse button.
• On mobile devices: Use your hand to click on the screen.

Changing the position of the colored squares

A special feature of this game is that before moving the blocks connected by the given colored hexagons, you can change the position of the colored squares. However, the shape of the whole block will not change. This creates favorable conditions for you to have new calculations to eliminate adjacent colored squares before the honeycomb is filled.