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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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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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Ads longer than the Titanic Ads consume your entire lunch break
Maco man Hexa Away is a really good game to play for those who enjoy good eye and hand coordination! Thank you
Great game Love the game but loose interest because commercials too long.
Pizza ok Not enough sauce
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Too many ads I really like this game a lot. It is relaxing AND challenging at the higher levels. But you generally don’t have enough moves to complete the level, unless you make zero wrong moves, and you have to watch an ad to get only ONE more move. So if you need a few moves to complete a level, you end up watching 5 minutes of ads for about 3 seconds of play. I would gladly pay a one-time purchase fee to get rid of the ads. Or, at the very least, if they could give you TWO extra moves per ad watched, that would cut the frustration a little bit. As much as I like the game, I am considering deleting it because of all the wasted time on ads that interrupt the game play.
Fun game But…… I reluctantly paid 9.99 to get rid of the “ ads”. NOTHING changed. Still see all the “ filler” stuff that eats up time. Not sure of what ads I paid to not see but as far as I can tell all the ads are still there taking up lots of time between games and the different steps within the games.
Fun, but freezes I was only able to try three levels before I decided to delete it. It just kept freezing up and locking the game. Also, it would be great if there were options for other sound effects.
Beware, you will keep paying in order to progress I was enjoying this game, so I paid the $10 to go ad free. Just to get to a point where it’s impossible to complete a level without paying money or watch ads. What is the point of paying if I have to keep paying in order to progress? What is the point of paying to go ad free just to have to watch ads in order to progress? What a way to ruin a fun game.
So not like sample play Aaf