Hexout arrow escape

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About this game

Hexout Arrow Escape is a hexagonal tile‑clearing puzzle where every tap peels back another piece of a hidden portrait 🧩. Colorful hex tiles marked with directional arrows cover a girl's photo on each level. Tap a tile and it clears along its arrow direction, leaving an empty hex space so more of the image underneath comes into view.
Every stage runs under two visible constraints: a countdown timer at the top left and a move counter labeled MOVES right below it. Your current level number sits at the top right next to your diamond balance, and the board itself shows your progress as gray empty hexes replace cleared tiles. As levels advance, tile arrangements grow denser, leaving you less room to work within the given time and move budget.
Four power‑up tools line the bottom of the screen for tight situations 🛠️: a hammer, a rocket, a bomb and an hourglass, each with its remaining count displayed beneath the icon. Reach for them to break stubborn tiles, wipe whole sections, or buy extra time when the clock is running out.
The main menu keeps extra features one tap away 📸. Fortune Spin hands out bonus rewards, Daily Rewards grants login prizes, and a Photo album saves every girl portrait you have fully unlocked. A large level button drops you straight into your next stage, and each new level brings a fresh portrait plus a new hex layout to solve. Clear tiles carefully, watch your timer and moves, and uncover every hidden photo.
Clear hex arrow tiles, reveal girls and beat timed puzzle levels.
Updated on
Aug 17, 2026

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