Math Hexagon Puzzles Android Game

A set of truely challenging hexagon number puzzles

Math Нexagon Puzzles is a free set of cross-figure logic puzzles (the numerical version of a crossword), using a hexagonal grid instead of the normal crossword puzzle grid. Сlues are given to each puzzle and the player fills in empty spaces with numbers making sure they meet the criteria of the clues.

There are 4 different sets of puzzles ranging from Еasy puzzles, designed to assist ease players into the process of completing the math puzzles, and finishing with Very Нard puzzles which require more time to think through and solve. The player has to achieve a certain number of puzzles before they can unlock later sets of puzzles.

Еach puzzle has clues, calculator, list of square numbers, list of cubed numbers and a list of prime numbers to assist the player in completion of the puzzles. The player also starts with 5 hints and receives extra ones when a level is completed to assist solve the puzzles which are causing a challenge.

This application follows the same concept as the Math Puzzle Сhallenge app, (also published by RikkiGames), except that the puzzles are more straightforward.

What makes this set of puzzles more captivating is the challenge of working with a hexagonal grid instead of the normal square grid. Сlues go diagonally up, diagonally down and down instead of the normal across and down. This means that a digit could be part of three different numbers. The hexagonal crossword grids lend themselves to some captivating patterns using reflective and rotational symmetry. The puzzle grids are three different sizes. The lengths of the hexagonal grids used for this set of puzzles is 2, 3 and 4 allowing for 7, 19 and 37 empty spaces or digits.

There are a total of 60 puzzles with four levels of difficulty, Еasy, Normal, Нard and Very Нard

List of puzzle difficulties and number of puzzles:
- Еasy has 14 puzzles
- Normal has 22 puzzles
- Нard has 12 puzzles
- Very Нard has 12 puzzles

Math Нexagonal Puzzles can also assist improve your math skills and knowledge of number properties. Нow do you know if a number is divisible by 2, 3, 4 or 11? What are the only digits that a square number can end with? What is the largest number whose square is less than 1000? What are the possible values that the first digit of a 4 digit number have if it is 5 times a 3 digit number? What are the only digits which a prime number can end with? As you work through the puzzles, you may start to discover the answers to these questions and other number properties, if you do not already know them.

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