In Balls vs Hexagon, the player faces an hexagon’s invasion, alternating between 3 types of balls every play.

Balls are different in colours, animations, sizes, speed, rarity and each one unlocks a new dynamic background.

The game’s goal is to keep hexagons away from the bottom of the screen for as long as possible, but they’ll get closer every time ball changes.

 

It features a completely dynamic physics, powered by the BOX2D physics engine.

This opens many interesting scenarios, for example:

Free hexagons will be able to move, trying to get closer to victory, or escape when under the fire of plasma rays. 

The player will be able to interact with moving hexagons by simply touching them. That will reverse their direction and keep them away from the game over zone.

 

Balls won’t collide with hexagons of their same color, so they won’t be able to destroy them!

This though also creates holes in the hexagons’ structure that balls can exploit to inflict huge damage.

The color of current background is a hint for which ball will come next!

 

Some Hexagons, recognisable by the fact that are partially spinning, are invulnerable until completely freed from their neighbours. At that point they’ll start rotating trying to escape and will become vulnerable. 

 

7 Power Ups will make the battle even more frenetic:

BLUE  simply increments by 1 the number of balls available to shoot.

RED are PLASMA RAYS: horizontal, vertical and even both, for a critical damage.

ORANGE spreads balls, while GREEN ones are coins that are used to win new balls and backgrounds.

Lastly BLACK HOLES can be very dangerous, anything that will pass their event horizon will be lost for eternity. Pushing hexagons inside them is strangely highly rewarding.

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Controls:

Drag down and release to shoot.

Tap moving hexagons to reverse their direction.