How does scoring work?

Every cleared stack of 14 same-colour hexes scores one; your total when the board jams is your run score.

If one drop triggers two or more clears (through neighbour flows), that's a combo — the fastest way to climb the board.

When every post is occupied and none matches the next group's colour — keep an empty post in reserve.

Does it work on phones?

Yes, it is touch-first — one tap per drop, and the layout adapts to any screen.

⬡ Arctic Hexa Inferno

<p>Arctic Hexa Inferno deals you an endless queue of hexagon stacks and a rack of 6 posts, and asks one thing: keep the board breathing. A stack can only land on an empty post or on a matching top colour, and the magic is in the flow — when tops match across neighbouring posts, they pour onto the post you just played, sometimes cascading into glorious combo clears. Stack 14 of one colour and it clears with a satisfying pop. With 8 colours and chunky groups up to six hexes tall, this fiendish board punishes greed: fill every post and the run ends, so the real skill is sacrificing small gains to keep an escape post open. Runs are quick, restarts are instant, and the cleared-stacks score feeds a global and daily leaderboard, so there is always someone to chase. No timers, no downloads — just one more drop, every time.</p>

How to play

Tap a post to drop the next hex group — it needs an empty post or a matching top colour.
When neighbouring posts share a top colour, their hexes flow onto the post you played.
Stack 14 hexes of one colour on a post to clear it and score.
Chained clears in one drop count as combos — they are the big points.
The run ends when no post can take the next group, so always keep an out.