hexceed

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  1. NindieSpotlight
    Dec 17, 2021
    6
    Are you a fan of Minesweeper, where the goal is to methodically clear the board of hidden spots by using logic to determine where mines are based on the numbers on the tiles touching them? Progressively throwing a little extra challenge into the mix with walls and other tricks, aside from using a hex-based board instead of using squares, Hexceed is pretty much exactly what you’d think wasAre you a fan of Minesweeper, where the goal is to methodically clear the board of hidden spots by using logic to determine where mines are based on the numbers on the tiles touching them? Progressively throwing a little extra challenge into the mix with walls and other tricks, aside from using a hex-based board instead of using squares, Hexceed is pretty much exactly what you’d think was being promised if you’re a fan of that Windows classic. It’s simple but it demonstrates an improvement over a game I long ago pretty well forgot about, and I can respect it. If you’re a puzzle fan at least it’s a different flavor that, to this point, I don’t think I’ve encountered on the Switch eShop.

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  1. Nintendo Force Magazine
    May 13, 2022
    75
    I've had fun with Hexceed, but it feels like a first pass at an idea that could be cleaned up in several areas. Here's hoping it doesn't bomb so its devs keep it sweeping! [Issue #58 – March/April 2022, p. 25]