Double Hex: Cozy Puzzle

Jan Křížek

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Double Hex is a cozy hex puzzle that gives your brain a gentle workout — no timers, no pressure, just calm, satisfying problem-solving.
Slide soft, colorful hex jellies across the board and line up three or more of the same color to clear them. Every level is a bite-sized brain teaser: read the board, plan a few moves ahead, and find the path to clear it. Train your focus, logic and planning while you relax.
WHY IT PLAYS DIFFERENTLY
Most match-three games ask you to swap two tiles. Double Hex doesn't. Your jellies slide — all the way across the board, until a wall, an edge, or another jelly stops them. That one rule turns every move into a small planning puzzle: where will it actually end up, and what will it hit on the way?
220+ HANDCRAFTED LEVELS
Every level is designed and solved by hand, not randomly generated. Three goal types keep the campaign varied:
• Clear the board — pop every jelly
• Color cores — collect the colors the level asks for
• Break the walls — smash through the blockers
NEW RULES AS YOU GO
The board slowly starts pushing back:
• Cracked walls that take more than one hit to break
• One-way arrows that only let jellies through in one direction
• Frozen jellies that have to be freed before they'll move
• Two-floor boards where jellies shift between an upper and a lower level — and you only get a few shifts per level
JELLIES WITH FEELINGS
They blink. They glance around. They panic a little right before they pop. Every sprite, sound and animation is made from scratch in a soft pastel candy palette.
RELAX, OR THINK HARD
Early levels are gentle enough to play with one hand. Later ones will have you staring at the board working out the order of moves. There is no countdown clock inside a level — take as long as you like.
FAIR PLAY
Coins and boosters are there if you want them, but the game is built to be completed without spending anything.
PERFECT FOR
• A quiet five minutes with a coffee
• Winding down before bed
• Anyone who likes hex grids, logic puzzles, brain games and cozy visuals
• Players tired of match-three games that shout at them
Made by one developer in Czechia. If something breaks or you have an idea, get in touch — I read every message.

What’s new

Tutorial fixes
• The intro tutorial no longer ends after one wrong move — you get to finish it.
• If you leave it, the game picks it back up from the start.
• Tutorial text no longer overlaps the jelly chatter.