Hornet Sweeper
Hornets have invaded the bees’ hive, hiding inside hexagonal cells. Use logic like classic minesweeper: reveal safe cells, flag suspects, and locate all hidden hornets to win. Hex adjacency has up to 6 neighbors; numbers indicate the count of adjacent hornets.
Hex Hive Board
Hex cells with up to 6 neighbors; adjacency is clear and intuitive.
Pure Logic
Deduce hornet positions from numbers and spatial relationships.
Flag & Clear
Flag suspected cells and progressively reveal the safe hive.
Immersive Theme
Hornet invasion vs. bee defense brings story and atmosphere.
Readable Visuals
High-contrast dark UI and crisp numbers for easy parsing.
Cascade Reveal
Zero-adjacent cells auto-expand, clearing large areas of the hex hive.
Game Overview
Hornet Sweeper is a hive-themed twist on minesweeper: hornets hide in hexagonal cells. Reveal safe cells and flag suspicious ones to locate all hornets. Adjacent counts range from 1–6, reflecting the hex neighborhood.
How to Play
- Tap a cell to reveal: empty cells auto-expand; numbers show adjacent hornets.
- Flag cells you suspect contain hornets to avoid accidental reveals.
- Win by uncovering all safe cells; revealing a hornet ends the round.
- Hex layout means 6-neighbor adjacency; plan around rings and edges.
Difficulty & Modes
- Easy — small hive and fewer hornets; ideal for learning.
- Medium — moderate hive with standard hornet count; balanced challenge.
- Hard — larger hive and more hornets; advanced deduction required.
- Extreme — huge hive and dense hornets; intense logic chains.
FAQ
- What’s different from classic minesweeper? Hex cells and 6-neighbor adjacency.
- What do numbers mean? The count of hornets in adjacent hex cells (1–6).
- Can I flag tiles? Yes — use flags to mark suspected hornet positions.