Triangles

Triangles is a block puzzle played on a hexagonal grid. The description asks you to combine, connect and match blocks, and gives one firm warning: do not let the shapes fill the hex grid. That defines the challenge clearly. The board is a space to keep under control, and each shape you deal with either helps keep it open or brings it closer to full.

The name points to the geometry. A hexagon divides naturally into six triangles, and a grid built that way behaves differently from the square boards most block games use. There are more directions to think about, and that changes how shapes sit next to each other.

The developer describes it as a game for people who like to organise their thoughts while playing, and as a way to train logic and mental agility. It is aimed squarely at fans of block games, so if placing pieces on a square grid already feels familiar, this offers the same kind of planning with a new shape to work with.

1. Look at the shapes you have and the open space on the hex grid.
2. Combine and connect blocks where they fit.
3. Match blocks as the board allows.
4. Watch the free space and stop the grid from filling up.

Think in sixes. Every hex cell has six neighbours instead of four, so check all of them before you commit a shape to a spot.