Like Woodoku? Try a hexagon board
Woodoku's appeal is a calm board, no timer and the satisfaction of a clean clear. Hexi Pop has the same unhurried pace, swaps the wooden grid for candy-coloured hexagons, and lets lines run three ways.
What's the same as Woodoku
- There's no timer: take as long as you like over every move.
- You place pieces from a tray, fill lines to clear them, and chain clears into combos.
- The round ends when none of your pieces fit anywhere.
What's different
- Instead of rows, columns and 3×3 squares, Hexi Pop clears rows and both diagonals of a hexagon board.
- Three difficulty levels change the board size and the pieces you get. Easy even shows the next set of pieces and gives you one undo.
- On iPhone there are no ads and no account, and your rounds stay on your phone.
Hexi Pop and Woodoku side by side
| Feature | Hexi Pop | Woodoku |
|---|---|---|
| Board | A hexagon of 61 hex cells (37 on Hard) | A 9×9 grid of squares |
| What pops | Rows and both diagonals | Rows, columns and 3×3 squares |
| 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 Woodoku and may not match its latest version. Check its store listing for current details.
Who will like Hexi Pop
Hexi Pop suits Woodoku players who like a relaxed puzzle but have seen every trick the square grid has. The hexagon board makes familiar ideas feel new: a single piece can finish lines in three directions at once.
If you mostly play Woodoku for the sudoku-style 3×3 squares, you won't find those here. Try a round of Hexi Pop's Easy mode in your browser to see whether the hexagon clicks for you.
How to play Hexi Pop Tips for higher scores
Woodoku is a trademark of Tripledot Studios. Hexi Pop is made by TechPals and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Tripledot Studios.
Ready to pop?
Free on iPhone. Android is on the way.
