Metascore
72

Mixed or average reviews - based on 15 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 6 out of 15
  2. Negative: 0 out of 15
  1. Multiplayer is a nice addition, but it definitely takes some getting used to, and the updated graphics don't really do much for me other than give me a headache while trying to create clusters.
  2. 800 feels like a lot to pay for the sequel to a game that was free with your system, but hey, you can't complain that you aren't getting a lot of content for the cost. Just as long as you already loved the original game.
  3. If you liked the original, and poured endless hours into it, then you should definitely get this one: there are just about enough tweaks and changes to make it feel different enough to justify a purchase - especially the chance to play a mate online.
  4. Official Xbox Magazine UK
    70
    It's Hexic. But, y'know, again. And better. [Oct 2007, p.98]
  5. But at the end of the day, there's nothing on offer that actually changes the core Hexic experience, and as such it's difficult for us to recommend a purchase at its current price.
  6. 65
    A decent puzzle game. I really don't fancy paying $10 for "decent," though. The original Hexic was also an average game, but it was free. It was free, and it was simplistic enough for anyone to grasp right away.
  7. Hexic 2 feels more like a bad knock-off than a sequel. The excitement of playing the uber-addictive puzzler in head-to-head battle mode never quite makes up for the poor, drab graphics and frustratingly hard-to-see gem selector.
  8. Xbox World 360 Magazine UK
    60
    Hexic 2 isn't quite as good as the original, but if you missed out on the first game, you can't go wrong with the sequel. [Nov 2007, p.96]
  9. X-ONE Magazine UK
    60
    It's certainly not seven quid more entertaining than what came before. [Issue#25, p.119]
User Score
5.6

Mixed or average reviews- based on 8 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 2 out of 8
  2. Negative: 2 out of 8
  1. Sep 12, 2018
    0
    Une espèce de Tetris mais avec des hexagones multi-colores qu'on fait tourner par paquets... Contrairement à Tetris cependant, c'est trèsUne espèce de Tetris mais avec des hexagones multi-colores qu'on fait tourner par paquets... Contrairement à Tetris cependant, c'est très confus et encore plus soporifique, à tel point qu'en faisant tourner les hexagones totalement au hasard, on s'en sort très bien.

    Je ne sais pas en tout cas ce que cette espèce de jeu Gameboy / smartdaubeàphone est venu faire sur console, car c'est tout de même d'une rare indigence, super répétitif, très limité et extrêmement abrutissant. Et en plus, ils le vendaient ce "truc"... et même qu'ils le vendent encore ! ils manquent pas d'air ces branques !
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  2. Mar 22, 2012
    6
    Uff, I love Hexic HD, and I think in a great sequel, like UNO, with UNO Rush, but Hexic 2, is same like HD, obviusly have better things, butUff, I love Hexic HD, and I think in a great sequel, like UNO, with UNO Rush, but Hexic 2, is same like HD, obviusly have better things, but if you have the original, is better that you have the original. Full Review »
  3. Kelly
    Aug 23, 2007
    8
    THere's a lot more new here than first meets the eye. The new pieces definitely make it easier to get into and lear, but also add depth THere's a lot more new here than first meets the eye. The new pieces definitely make it easier to get into and lear, but also add depth to the SP experience. The battle mode is a lot of fun once you learn how to play. The new color scheme is definitely a big change from Hexic HD, but Hexic HD didn't look like it belonged on the 360 anyway. Full Review »