Hexa Merge

1. The board is a hexagon of 19 cells, starting with two numbered tiles.
2. Swipe or drag in any of six directions (or use Q, E, A, D, Z and C) to slide every tile that way.
3. When two tiles with the same number collide, they merge into one tile of double the value and you score that value.
4. After each move a new 2 (or sometimes a 4) appears in an empty cell.
5. The game ends when the board is full and no two neighbouring tiles match.

How do tiles merge in Hexa Merge?

Two tiles with the same number that slide into each other merge into one tile worth double — two 4s make an 8. A tile can only merge once per move.

How is Hexa Merge different from 2048?

The rules are similar, but the board is hexagonal, so tiles slide along three axes in six directions instead of four. That gives you more options on every move.

When does a game of Hexa Merge end?

When every cell is filled and no two neighbouring tiles share a number, so no move can change the board. Your best score is saved in your browser.

Is Hexa Merge free to play?

Yes. It runs free in your browser on desktop or mobile — no login, no download.

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