Hexchaser

Hexchaser is a flood-fill puzzle played on a board of hexagons. You control the center cell: pick a color, absorb every matching neighbor, and grow your flood until the whole board is a single color. Easy to learn, hard to put down — one more board, every time.

Six ways to play:

• Regular — flood the whole board in as few moves as you can, then beat your own best. • Target — pick a color before the board is even dealt, then flood everything to exactly that color. Finish on any other color and the round is lost. • Marathon — clear board after board on a refilling pool of moves. Run out and the run ends. • Chase — a real-time scramble against a draining clock. Every cell you capture buys time; hazard cells drain it. Survive as long as you can. • Zen — no clock, no score. Each solved board melts into the next. Just flow. • Paycheck — every pick spends a pebble of that color, and each board pays out more. Keep going as long as you can afford a move.

Made for one hand: flick a color upward to play it, or just tap any cell on the board. Crisp haptics and a clean, dark look. No ads, no accounts — your scores stay on your device.

Chase the flood.