Like Block Blast? Try it on a hexagon
If you love dropping blocks and clearing lines in Block Blast, Hexi Pop keeps the same one-more-round feel and changes the board: hexagonal cells, with lines that run three ways instead of two.
What's the same as Block Blast
- You drop pieces from a tray of three and new pieces arrive once all three are down.
- Filling a line from edge to edge clears it, and clearing on back-to-back moves builds a combo.
- The round ends when none of your pieces fit, so it's all about keeping space open.
What's different
- The board is a hexagon, so every cell sits on three lines (a row and two diagonals) instead of two.
- Three difficulty levels change the board size and the pieces you get, and Hard pays 1.5× points.
- On iPhone there are no ads and no account, and your rounds stay on your phone.
Hexi Pop and Block Blast side by side
| Feature | Hexi Pop | Block Blast |
|---|---|---|
| Board | A hexagon of 61 hex cells (37 on Hard) | An 8×8 grid of squares |
| What pops | Rows and both diagonals | Rows and columns |
| Where to play | iPhone, with Easy mode free in the browser. Android is coming. | iPhone and Android |
| Price | Free on iPhone, with no ads and no account | Free with ads |
This is a general description of Block Blast and may not match its latest version. Check its store listing for current details.
Who will like Hexi Pop
Hexi Pop is for Block Blast players who have got good at spotting rows and columns and want a board that asks more of them. Three directions means more ways to set up a double clear, and more ways to box yourself in.
If what you love most about Block Blast is its square grid and the big chunky pieces, it's worth trying Hexi Pop's Easy mode in your browser before you download anything.
How to play Hexi Pop Tips for higher scores
Block Blast is a trademark of Hungry Studio. Hexi Pop is made by TechPals and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Hungry Studio.
Ready to pop?
Free on iPhone. Android is on the way.
