⬡hex garden
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Your next move
Pick a stack, then an empty space.
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Welcome to your garden

Make room for color.

  1. Pick one of the three stacks, then click an empty hex. You can also drag a stack onto the board.
  2. Matching top runs can flow in either direction. The game favors gathering several neighbors, then uncovering another match. It also favors immediate clears and single-color receivers. Ties favor the most recent receiving stack, then board order. Direction is checked again as the board changes.
  3. A receiving stack collects its matching neighbors before clearing. A top run of 10 or more matching tiles clears in full. Colors underneath can start another cascade.
  4. Place the target number of tray stacks to finish a level: 3 on level 1, growing to 80 on level 50. Every legal placement counts once, regardless of tile clears. The tray refills after all three pieces are used. A full board before reaching your goal ends the game.
  5. Levels introduce colors at levels 2, 4, 7, 11, and 16, reaching eight colors. Later levels start with more occupied spaces, vary the board shape, and can hide three color bands in a stack. Endless mode adds difficulty every 120 cleared tiles. Use the level selector to jump ahead.
  6. Undo and restart are always free. Keyboard: 1–3 selects a piece, arrows choose a cell, Enter places, Z undoes.

This independent game uses original visuals and a deterministic approximation of the observed transfer rules. The original game’s exact tie-breakers are not known.