Free · iPhone & Android
HuecombHexa Stack Sort
Drop a stack on the honeycomb. Matching colours pour together on their own — and when eight of one colour gather, they lift off and bare the colour underneath, which pours into its neighbour, which lifts too.
Launching on both stores. Free to play, with an optional one-off purchase to remove ads.
How it plays
You place. The board does the rest.
You never move a tile yourself. You choose where a stack lands, and everything that happens after that follows from the rule.
Place a stack
Three stacks wait below the board. Drag one onto any empty cell — or tap it, then tap the cell.
Colours find each other
Neighbours showing the same colour pour together, one tile at a time, into whichever stack holds the most of it.
Eight lifts off
Eight of a colour leaves the board and scores. What was underneath is now on top — and it may pour too. That chain is the game.
What is in it
One board, and a reason to come back to it
Themes
Seven palettes, and the best one is not for sale
Six are bought with stars earned from daily challenges. Opal is bought with days — a seven-day streak — and it is deliberately the widest-separated palette in the game, so the reward is also the board that reads best.
Your data
Your scores stay on your phone
There is no account, no sign-in and no server. Scores, stars, finished windows, unlocked themes and settings are written to a small database on the device and are never uploaded anywhere. Uninstall the game and they are gone with it.
The game does show ads, and ad networks collect their own data to do that. What they take, and how to turn personalised ads off, is spelled out plainly rather than buried.
The short version
- Plays fully offline.
- No account, no email, no sign-in.
- No location, contacts, photos or microphone.
- Scores never leave the device.
- Buy Remove Ads and the ad code stops running.
Coming soon
Eight of a colour. Then the one underneath.
Free on iPhone and Android.