Piano Hexa Fall

Piano Hexa Fall takes row clearing off the flat board and wraps it around a spinning cylinder. Hexagonal blocks drop onto it, and the task is to place them so they form complete rows, which then clear. The developer says it draws on classic block puzzle mechanics.

The other half of the idea is music. Each successful drop plays a harmonic tone, and those tones are meant to sit in time with the background track. Speed and difficulty rise as you keep going. The developer describes the aim as reaching high scores, with new melodies becoming available along the way, and pitches the whole thing as a mix of rhythm and spatial reasoning. Input is a mouse click, or a tap on a touch screen, and the game sits in a landscape frame.

Play with mouse clicks, or with taps on a touch screen. Your job is to drop each hexagonal block onto the spinning cylinder where it helps complete a row, and complete rows clear away. Every successful drop sounds a tone that goes with the music. Keep going as speed and difficulty climb, and aim for a high score.

Rows only clear when they are complete, so keep track of which rows around the cylinder are nearly full as it turns. The speed rises the longer you last, which makes the slower opening stretch the easiest time to set up rows. Listen as well: a tone means the drop counted.

A row-clearing block puzzle with hexagonal pieces and a rotating cylinder in place of a flat grid, plus a music element. It plays in a landscape frame by mouse click or tap. Speed increases over time, and new melodies can be earned.

Hexa Puzzle Master also uses hexagonal blocks, though on a flat grid that you fill without gaps, and Ocean Blast: Block Puzzle clears rows and columns on an 8x8 board in endless or adventure play.