Summary
- Release Year: 2014
- Genres: Indie, Puzzle, Strategy
- Platforms: iOS, Linux, Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Developers: Matthew Brown
- Publishers: Matthew Brown
Hexcells Infinite: A Review
Hexcells Infinite is the third game in the series of ambient logic puzzle games by Matthew Brown. It was released in 2014 and includes a new set of 36 puzzles as well as a random puzzle generator and now supports mid-level saving.
The goal of Hexcells Infinite is to fill a grid of hexagonal tiles with numbers and symbols in such a way that each tile matches the sum of the numbers on the tiles adjacent to it. The game starts with a few simple puzzles, but quickly ramps up in difficulty. The puzzles are all very well-designed and offer a satisfying challenge.
One of the things that makes Hexcells Infinite so addictive is the random puzzle generator. This generator can create an infinite number of puzzles, so you’ll never run out of new challenges. The generator also allows you to customize the difficulty of the puzzles, so you can find the perfect challenge for your skill level.
Another great feature of Hexcells Infinite is the mid-level saving. This feature allows you to save your progress in the middle of a puzzle, so you can come back to it later. This is a great feature for puzzles that take a long time to solve, or for puzzles that you want to come back to and try again later.
The graphics in Hexcells Infinite are simple but effective. The game uses a minimalist art style that is both visually appealing and easy to read. The music is also very good and helps to create a relaxing and ambient atmosphere.
Overall, Hexcells Infinite is a great puzzle game for fans of logic and ambient games. The new puzzles are challenging and the random puzzle generator adds a lot of replayability. The mid-level saving feature is also a welcome addition. If you’re looking for a new puzzle game to play, I highly recommend Hexcells Infinite.
Gameplay
Hexcells Infinite is a logic puzzle game played on a hexagonal grid. The goal of the game is to fill the grid with numbers and symbols in such a way that each tile matches the sum of the numbers on the tiles adjacent to it.
The game starts with a few simple puzzles, but quickly ramps up in difficulty. The puzzles are all very well-designed and offer a satisfying challenge.
One of the things that makes Hexcells Infinite so addictive is the random puzzle generator. This generator can create an infinite number of puzzles, so you’ll never run out of new challenges. The generator also allows you to customize the difficulty of the puzzles, so you can find the perfect challenge for your skill level.
Features
- 36 new puzzles
- Random puzzle generator
- Mid-level saving
- Minimalist art style
- Relaxing and ambient music
Conclusion
Hexcells Infinite is a great puzzle game for fans of logic and ambient games. The new puzzles are challenging and the random puzzle generator adds a lot of replayability. The mid-level saving feature is also a welcome addition. If you’re looking for a new puzzle game to play, I highly recommend Hexcells Infinite.
Review Score
9/10
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