Hexa Bloom

Play Hexa Bloom unblocked

Play Hexa Bloom online for free on Physics Shark. This cozy puzzle game runs in a normal browser tab, so there's nothing to download and no sign-up, and it works on a school Chromebook, a laptop, a phone or a tablet.

What is Hexa Bloom?

Hexa Bloom is a relaxing, oddly satisfying hexagon stack-sorting puzzle. Drop colorful tile stacks onto a honeycomb board and watch matching colors flip across in glossy, chiming cascades. Gather ten of a color and the stack bursts into a bloom of petals! Travel through 160 handcrafted levels across eight dreamy gardens, from Cherry Blossom and Ocean Lagoon to Autumn Grove, Frost Peak and Starlit Night, each adding new boards and twists like stones, locked cells and single-color goals, with tougher move limits the further you go. Plan chain reactions, earn up to three stars per level, unlock helpful boosters (Hammer, Shuffle, Undo), collect beautiful tile styles, claim daily gifts, keep your Daily Bloom streak alive and chase high scores in Endless mode.

How to play Hexa Bloom

Drag a stack from the tray at the bottom onto any empty hexagon (or tap a stack, then tap a cell). When the top colors of neighbouring stacks match, the tiles slide together automatically, which can trigger whole chain reactions. Collect 10 tiles of one color on a stack to make them bloom and clear. Reach the level goal shown at the top before the board fills up. Use boosters when stuck: Hammer smashes a stack, Shuffle gives new tray stacks, Undo takes back your last move. Works with mouse and touch.

Hexa Bloom FAQ

Is Hexa Bloom free to play?

Yes. Hexa Bloom is free on Physics Shark, with nothing to download and no account to make. The game has optional in-game purchases, but you never need them to play.

Can I play Hexa Bloom unblocked at school?

Hexa Bloom runs in a normal browser tab with no install, so it plays on school Chromebooks and laptops, with nothing to install and no account.

Does Hexa Bloom work on phones and tablets?

Yes. It works with touch controls on phones and tablets, and with a keyboard and mouse on computers.