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Hexa Away is an addictive puzzle game! It's also a brain-training game. Move the Hexa pieces by tapping them and get them out. However, in addition to just moving them, you'll need to manipulate gimmicks and use your brain to skillfully move the Hexa pieces on larger stages. Please experience this fun puzzle game for yourself.
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Prices
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Ratings
Each storefront's own ratings counter and average — separate, overlapping audiences, never added together.
14 of 15 markets; the rest gave no counter or aren't reached yet, not markets where nobody rated it.
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Hexa Away is an addictive puzzle game! It's also a brain-training game. Move the Hexa pieces by tapping them and get them out. However, in addition to just moving them, you'll need to manipulate gimmicks and use your brain to skillfully move the Hexa pieces on larger stages. Please experience this fun puzzle game for yourself.
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Measured from our own daily snapshots, not reported by the store. Deliberately not converted into sales: a one-tap rating's ratio to copies sold is unknown on this platform, and guessing it would be worse than leaving it out.
Sums Google Play only; App Store publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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App StoreYou are here | Free | 331.7Kratings | 92% | — | not modelled |
| Free | 213Kratings | 87% |
Reviews
Themes across 368 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
Ads Make This Game Miserable, Even After You Pay for No Ads I paid almost $10 to have “No Ads”… that was highly misleading. In order to play the game, you typically run out of moves so you can’t finish & the only way to get more moves is… you guessed it… watch ads or spend money. I feel duped. The game is no longer fun or calming… every game … even after paying… I’m still being put into a position to watch ads. I’d rather they charge $30 & give a true no ad game. Really disappointing. I’ll be uninstalling.
Ad won’t go away I normally close the app be cause the ad keeps coming up to download app and won’t allow to exit!!!!!
Repeated Levels Fun game, has the potential to be addicting but multiple levels repeat as you get further along. For example: Levels 60 & 63 are identical. Also there are levels that even if you don’t mess up one single step, you run out of moves, so you’re stuck watching ridiculously long adds for ONE extra move or you spend your coins and buy more. I have not purchased anything on this app, and I am glad I realized what was happening before I fell into that trap. I will be deleting after submitting this review.
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Meh. The puzzle part is fun. But if all you want is a simple puzzle game LOOK ELSEWHERE. The game is loaded with annoying popups for challenges, leader boards, bonus packs, races, etc., and limited lives make you either watch ads, use coins, or pay real money to try puzzles again once you run out unless you’re fine sitting around and waiting half an hour for your lives to refill. Oh, and the ads if you don’t pay to remove them are positively OBNOXIOUS, coming up after practically every level.
Paid for ad free. Still get so many damn ads The game itself is good, and I would give it five stars except for the business model that, 1, I paid the money for as free, and it lessened my ads by maybe 10 percent… The ads are so long and boring and I am to the point that whatever the ad is for, I will never play those games just out of principle. Minute plus ads for getting an extra move, is ludicrous. So miss a level by three pieces and I waste 3 minutes watching ads that kill my soul.. life draining vampiric soul sucking ads… Fix it. That those that paid for NO ADS get exactly that, you lie, like Fauci…
Cube World 3D Beware that Cube World 3D will stay in a loop and have to start the game over again. Lose the game, & all the items used to help win the win!! Don’t understand why they don’t pay attention to the feedback!! I guess they don’t understand English!!!!
Just want to play Pop up ads every minute
Fun but FREEZES! I really like this game but when the add for Solitaire comes up it constantly freezes up and I have to shut down my iPad and start over with the same game and the same add starts over again and again and again so sickening!!!!
Fun for awhile Game is great until about level 3500, then it is repetitive with the same 8-10 game boards. There's no longer a challenge. Would appreciate some new game boards!
Too many ads The game is fun and challenging, but the ads after each round are annoying as %#*
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