Hex-a-Hop Reviews

Reviewing Hex-a-Hop

Hex-a-Hop starts with a small island of hexagonal tiles and a character who has to step carefully. Green tiles disappear as you leave them. Clear them all without cutting off the route to safety, then take on the next arrangement. New tile behaviors gradually make the puzzles more demanding. Is there a timer? No. Hex-a-Hop gives you unlimited undo and no time limit, so you can test an idea and work backward when it fails. It is about finding a route, not reacting quickly. Is the Windows game free? Yes. This listing links to the project's original 1.1.0 Windows ZIP on SourceForge. It is a legacy release with a standalone executable; it does not send you through Steam or another storefront. The screenshots are from the official project gallery. The video is community gameplay by Bhoomy Gamer rather than an official trailer. The original project pages provide further credits and support information. License and credits Hex-a-Hop is distributed under GPLv2. Game design and graphics are by Tom Beaumont; programming contributors include Ari Mustonen, Paul Wise, and Guillem Jover. Original gallery images are unchanged. Music and sound contributors are credited separately on https://hexahop.sourceforge.net/credits.html and in the source distribution. Downloads come directly from the original project. NeonRoof does not host or repackage the game files. Independent catalog listing. NeonRoof is not affiliated with or endorsed by this project's developers. Downloads are provided by the project's official distribution source.

Genres

Free To Play, Puzzle

Platforms

PC

Price

Free to play

Current version

1.1.0