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Deduce mine locations on hexagonal boards across 36 crafted puzzles, then play seeded random boards and puzzles made by players.
Released 01 Sep 2014
Solve Hexagonal Minesweeper
Deduce Mine Locations
Generate Random Boards
Hexcells Infinite is an ambient logic puzzle game for PC, Mac and Linux.
Developed by Matthew Brown · Published by Matthew Brown








Hexcells Infinite is a single-player logic puzzle built around hexagonal minesweeper. You work through a set of boards, using their clues to determine which hexes contain mines and which are clear.
Numbers and other board clues constrain the possible mine locations. Compare overlapping clues and reason through the board to make progress; the puzzles are designed around deduction, though some players report that certain generated boards can require guesses.
The campaign contains 36 puzzles, with difficulty developing across its chapters. Afterward, a random puzzle generator offers new boards, and the game also supports puzzles made by players.
Players often enjoy piecing together the board through logic, with many praising the satisfaction of finding a solution without guessing in the crafted puzzles. The random generator and player-made puzzles are valued as ways to keep playing after the campaign, though some find generated boards less engaging or occasionally guess-dependent. Reviews also frequently appreciate the clean visuals and calming sound and music; criticisms include demanding later boards and a repetitive or lengthy grind for some completion goals.
| Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux |
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| Achievements | 7 |
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| Controller required | No |
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