Path: hexagons in increasing order
A board of numbered hexagons with a different shape every day. Every path you draw uses up its cells.
Free, no account needed. A new board every day, the same for everyone, with a daily leaderboard.
How to play
- Drag over neighboring hexagons whose numbers always go up (jumps are fine: 2 → 7 → 10 works).
- A path needs at least 3 hexagons.
- Every hexagon you use is spent and cannot be played again.
- The game ends when no path is left, time runs out or you choose to finish.
How scoring works
- Each path scores by length: 3 hexagons = 1, 4 = 3, 5 = 6, 6 = 10, 7 = 15, 8 = 21.
- Seconds left on the clock add a time bonus.
Tips
- One path of 8 beats seven paths of 3: build few, long ones.
- Start from low numbers and leave room to climb.
- Don't split the board into islands: a stranded hexagon scores nothing.