Hex grid, six neighbors
How Puffer Sweep differs
- Hex Grid, Six Neighbors Tide pools nestle in a honeycomb. Each pool touches six others, not the eight of a square grid. Different geometry, different deductions.
- Numbers Count Six, Not Eight A revealed number is the count of pufferfish hiding in its six neighboring pools. Empty pools (zero) auto-open their neighbors as before.
- Long-Press to Flag Same flag mechanic. Long-press any pool to drop a marker. Flagged pools are safe from accidental taps.
- One Sting Ends the Dive Uncover a pufferfish and the round ends. Hex deductions feel different - the same row-of-three you'd read on a square grid often resolves to a unique answer here.