The WhatsNext verdict
If you enjoy abstract, Minesweeper-like deduction and a calm, repeatable solving rhythm, Hexcells Infinite delivers a deep supply of guess-free puzzles, including generated levels. Skip it if you need variety or dislike steep late-game difficulty.
What it does best
Elegant logic puzzles with deeply satisfying aha moments
A uniquely meditative puzzle-solving rhythm
An effectively endless supply of handcrafted-feeling deduction
What might put you off
The late-game difficulty can become punishing
Its minimalist, repetitive presentation is not for everyone
The setup
What you are walking into
Hexcells Infinite is the third game in the series of ambient logic puzzle games. It includes a new set of 36 puzzles as well as a random puzzle generator and now supports mid-level saving.
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