Merge Hexa™

Inspired Square FZE

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Looking for a fun and addictive block puzzle game?

Try Merge Hexa, the ultimate number match puzzle where you merge blocks, train your brain, and play offline anytime — no wifi needed!

🧩 How to Play

Drag and drop colorful hexa blocks onto the board.

Match numbers and merge blocks into bigger tiles.

Keep the board clear like a classic block puzzle.

The more you merge, the higher your score!

✨ Features

Free block puzzle game for all ages.

Works perfectly as an offline puzzle game, no wifi required.

Relaxing design with smooth animations and colorful blocks.

Easy to play, hard to master — addictive number puzzle fun.

Great mix of merge games, tile puzzles, and brain training games.

🎯 Why Play Merge Hexa

Combines the best of merge blocks and block match puzzles.

A free, casual puzzle that also works as a logic game and brain game.

Perfect time killer for fans of classic block puzzles.

Play anywhere: on the go, offline, or at home.

If you enjoy number puzzles, block games, or brain teasers, you’ll love Merge Hexa.
Download now and start playing the most addictive block puzzle and number match game — free, offline, and fun for everyone!

Ratings and reviews

i like this game--not too difficult, not too easy. i have two major complaints, however. first, there are locked tiles. i will completely unlock the board only to have tiles lock again. it's annoying but i'd be more willing to look past it if the ads weren't so intrusive and disruptive. i watch an ad to change a block then immediately another ad pops up. 3 ads back to back sometimes! and the paid option is expensive. so at this point the time spent playing is less than time spent watching ads.

By all means, challenge me. But I also want to relax. So when I get numbers that cannot be played again and again just messes everything up time and time again until... Let's see, am I being forced to consider purchasing a fix? I won't even except the freebie number upgrade, it's cheating. For all of us who will never purchase escape routes, goodbye.

I didn't make it through the first, unreasonably long, ad break. I have no issue paying a reasonable direct amount for a game, but I will not allow myself to be manipulated, and taken advantage of. While I'm sure that there is likely some ad-free flavor, five minutes of gameplay before a three-minute ad break is not a reasonable way for me to assess if it is something I want to pay for.

What’s new

- UI Improvements
- Minor Bugs Crushed