- December 29, 2017
- LuteGames
Hex-Up
82%Game Brain Score
music, gameplay
replayability
90% User Score 42 reviews
Platforms
About
Hex-Up is a relaxing puzzle game where players activate hexagons to progress. The goal is to activate the final Hexagon, stopping all other activity. With simple and pleasant challenges, Hex-Up offers a great way to unwind after school or work, providing a brief escape from the hectic modern world.

Audience ScoreBased on 42 reviews
music6 positive mentions
replayability2 negative mentions
- The game is a fun and relaxing puzzle experience that can be completed in about an hour.
- Puzzles are well-designed with interesting mechanics, providing a moderate challenge that is enjoyable for casual gamers.
- The soundtrack is soothing and enhances the overall experience, making it a great way to unwind.
- The game is quite short, with limited content and no replay value, which may leave players wanting more.
- The user interface needs improvement, as there is no level select and some solutions are unclear.
- While the puzzles are enjoyable, they may not be challenging enough for players seeking a deeper intellectual experience.
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is consistently praised for its soothing and relaxing qualities, making it enjoyable to play without becoming annoying. Reviewers appreciate that the soundtrack enhances the overall experience, allowing for short play sessions without distraction. Overall, the music contributes positively to the game's atmosphere and enjoyment.
“The puzzles are well designed and the background music is very soothing and relaxing.”
“As advertised, the game does have a relaxing soundtrack, and it was enjoyable for the time that I've played it.”
“What I most love about this game is that I can start it up, play for five minutes, and close it down... the music doesn't annoy me, so that is a plus.”
“The music doesn't annoy me, so that is a plus.”
“The music is forgettable and doesn't add anything to the experience.”
“I found the music to be repetitive and dull, which detracted from my enjoyment of the game.”