Hexement

For example, placing water on water adds another layer, while dropping fire on water removes one. Strategic placement is essential, as terrain evolves dynamically. Volcanos form when fire is placed on fire or when neighboring tiles differ in height by more than four layers. These volcanos erupt after a fixed interval, introducing hazards that can destabilize the field. However, players can prevent eruptions by dropping water directly onto volcanos, which removes them. If no volcanos are present when an eruption is due, one is randomly created on the highest tile layer. The game ends if water spills over the edge - triggered by placing water tiles on boundary hexagons - or if the field tilts due to uneven tile distribution. The objective is to survive as long as possible while accumulating points through block