Like Hex FRVR? Meet Hexi Pop
Hex FRVR is one of the best-known hexagon block puzzles: drop pieces onto a hex board and clear lines in three directions. Hexi Pop is built on the same idea, with combos, power-ups you earn by clearing lines, and three difficulty levels.
What's the same as Hex FRVR
- The board is a hexagon of hex cells, and lines run in three directions.
- You place pieces from a tray and fill lines from edge to edge to clear them.
- The round ends when none of your pieces fit anywhere.
What's different
- Clearing lines on back-to-back moves builds a combo multiplier, and it only resets after three moves without a clear.
- Three difficulty levels: Easy adds a next-set preview and an undo, and Hard shrinks the board to 37 cells for 1.5× points.
- Every 6 lines you clear earns a power-up: a hammer to knock out one cell, a swap for one tray piece or a shuffle for the whole tray. They're earned, never sold.
Hexi Pop and Hex FRVR side by side
| Feature | Hexi Pop | Hex FRVR |
|---|---|---|
| Board | A hexagon of 61 hex cells (37 on Hard) | A hexagon of hex cells |
| What pops | Rows and both diagonals | Lines in all three directions |
| Where to play | iPhone, with Easy mode free in the browser. Android is coming. | Web browser, iPhone and Android |
| Price | Free, with ads. A one-time purchase removes them. | Free with ads |
This is a general description of Hex FRVR and may not match its latest version. Check its store listing for current details.
Who will like Hexi Pop
If you already play Hex FRVR, you know how to read a hex board. Hexi Pop adds a combo system that rewards planning a few moves ahead, power-ups that can get you out of a jam, and a Hard mode for when the big board starts to feel easy.
Hexi Pop's Easy mode is free in your browser too, so you can compare the two side by side before installing anything.
How to play Hexi Pop Tips for higher scores More block puzzles compared
Hex FRVR is a trademark of FRVR. Hexi Pop is made by TechPals and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by FRVR.
Ready to pop?
Free on iPhone. Android is on the way.
