HexolStakko

A warm evening puzzle on a sunset boulevard. Drag stacks of coloured hexagon tiles from a tray of three onto a honeycomb board, or tap a stack and then a cell. Neighbouring stacks with the same upper colour slide together, and once ten or more tiles of one colour sit uppermost, they burn away for points. Clear several in one placement and the chain multiplies. Golden hour The campaign runs along five streets, Harbour Lane, Palm Row, Neon Pier, Canyon Drive and Last Light, with six levels on each, 30 in all. Every level sets a goal, such as clearing 38 Sand tiles, inside a move limit, and beating par brings up to three stars. Long shadows Endless keeps one wide board going while fresh colours join as the score climbs. Keep the board breathing, because a full board ends the run. Your last 20 runs are listed with the strongest marked. Street lamps on The daily board is the same puzzle for everyone that day, with its own stars and a strip showing the week. Blue hour Points from every run go to the Workshop. Rewind takes back your last placement, Mallet knocks one stack off the board and Fresh Tray swaps all three tray stacks. Upgrades add spare rewinds to each run, a Sunset Glow on tile faces and a Merge Guide that highlights matching cells. Nightfall Records keep runs played, tiles cleared, the longest chain, stars and dailies, along with 14 badges from First Light to Night Drive. The animated background paints a striped sun sinking behind heat haze while hexagon lanterns drift upwards. It can be switched off in Settings, beside haptics and a progress reset. The game plays offline in portrait or landscape, with no account needed.