Hexagon Stacks
Hexagon Stacks
Loading… 0%
Puzzle · 1 player
How to play
Pick one of the three stacks in your hand and place it on an empty hexagon. If its top colour matches a neighbour, the pieces hop over and gather into one stack; when ten pieces of the same colour pile up, they pop with a satisfying burst and free up space. Forty-five levels across five worlds from Spring Garden to Star Workshop, locked cells, colour goals, boosters like the Hammer and Shuffle, a fresh daily puzzle every day and an endless mode for chasing high scores are waiting for you.
- 1Drag one of the three stacks at the bottom onto an empty hexagon, or tap a stack first and then a cell.
- 2If a stack's top colour matches a neighbour's top colour, the pieces gather in one place by themselves; ten pieces of the same colour on a stack pop.
- 3Complete the goals at the top: pop a total number of pieces or pieces of certain colours. Finish in few moves for three stars; locked cells open as you collect pieces.
- 4Board filling up? Use a booster: the Hammer smashes a stack, Shuffle rearranges the board and Refresh swaps the stacks in your hand.
Keyboard
Pick a stack from your hand with 1, 2, 3 (or cycle with Q, [ ] or Tab), choose a cell with the arrow keys or WASD and place with Space or Enter. F is the Hammer, E shuffles, Z refreshes your hand; Backspace drops the selection. Esc pauses.
Touch screen
Drag a stack from the bottom onto the board with your finger, or tap a stack first and then an empty hexagon. Boosters are on the big round buttons at the very bottom of the screen.
Controller
Just connect a controller (on a TV or a computer). D-pad or left stick: move and navigate menus · A: select, hit, drop · B: undo or back · X: flag · Y: undo or zoom · LB / RB: switch tab or piece · Right stick: scroll the page · Start: pause · View button: full screen. Spark League keeps it simple: pick a button with the left stick and press A (on the ring, A strikes or blocks); in a fight the d-pad right and left advance and back off; LB / RB switch tabs (targets in a fight). A second controller plays the top side in Air Hockey and the second player in Spark League fights with friends.
Your high scores and progress are stored only in this browser; clearing browser data resets them.
