HexPop

HexPop is an addictive mathematical puzzle game inspired by the no less addictive and already classic 2048 and where you must merge numbers in a big hexagon.

Joins numbers up to 2048 in a hexagon

A few years ago the game 2048 arrived on our phones, which was a success despite its simple approach: connecting several identical numbers of two to form the sum of these two. The goal was to get to two thousand forty-eight before the board stopped us from moving.

2048 in a large hex

HexPop is a game that moves the idea of ​​2048 to a hexagon, with some subtle differences: we'll find the numbers at the bottom of this hexagon and we'll have to locate them manually, as long as we have space in the squares that allow us to do so to do.

It is an addictive math puzzle game that has the following rules:

• Drag the number blocks at the bottom of the hexagon.
• Try to match these blocks in number to eliminate blocks with the same number and create one with a higher numerical value: the two with the two, the four with the four, the eight with the eight...
• Remember the combinations: if you run out of space to place the blocks, it's game over.

Its design favors a simple and direct way of playing the game, allowing you to play without an internet connection and without time limits.

Requirements and further information:

• Minimum operating system requirements: Android 4.4.
• The app offers in-app purchases.