Kasane: Hexa Color Stack

Drop a stack. Matching colors flow together. Gather ten, and they drift away like petals. Kasane is a calm hexagon puzzle painted in the layered colors of Japan's Heian court. HOW TO PLAY - Drag the stack in your hand onto any empty cell of the hex board - When neighbors share the same top color, the tiles slide together - Ten of one color stacked up? They bloom and clear for points - Clear again in the same move to build a chain multiplier - The run ends when the board fills — every placement changes the flow FEATURES ◇ See the flow before you place Faint arrows preview exactly where colors will slide. All the thinking, none of the guesswork. ◇ Today's Seed — a 30-move daily Everyone gets the very same stacks. How many points can you make in 30 moves? One try a day, with a shareable result card. ◇ Three ways to play - Score: colors keep joining — how long can you keep the board breathing? - Today's Seed: the same 30 moves for everyone - Endless: no score, no game over. When the board fills, it gently unravels and play goes on ◇ Kasane color palettes Plum, Willow, Cherry, Kerria, Maple, Chrysanthemum, Under the Snow and Pine — eight palettes drawn from traditional Japanese color pairings. ◇ Pattern mode for color assist Each color can carry its own traditional pattern (hemp leaf, waves, seven treasures…), so tiles can be told apart by shape, not just hue. ◇ Soft, quiet sound A wooden "tok" when you place, a gentle slide, a soft chime as tiles clear — all synthesized on device. ◇ One-handed friendly Drag to place, or simply tap a cell twice. GREAT FOR - Anyone tired of loud, ad-packed puzzle games - A few calm minutes on the commute, at lunch or before bed - A daily brain habit without numbers or words - Fans of Japanese design, traditional colors and patterns - Players who find color-only puzzles hard to read