What HexHunt is
HexHunt is a daily geography puzzle that tests both your knowledge of world locations and your ability to pinpoint them on a map. Each day, you are presented with seven locations. Your task is to select the hex cell on the world map where you believe each location is situated. The map is overlaid with a hexagonal grid, and you can zoom in to view smaller hexes, which offer the potential for higher scores. Zooming out gives you a broader view for easier navigation. Your accuracy and precision determine your points, making careful consideration of each guess important. With a fresh set of locations every day, HexHunt offers a quick, focused challenge for geography enthusiasts.
How to play
To play, start by looking at the first of the seven daily locations. You will need to choose a hex cell on the world map that you think matches that location. You can zoom in to see finer-grained hexes; selecting a smaller hex can earn you more points if your guess is correct. Conversely, zooming out helps you orient yourself and navigate to the general area. After you have decided on a hex cell, submit your guess for that location. Repeat this process for all seven locations. The scoring rewards both accuracy and the precision of your zoom level, so think about how confident you are before committing to a guess.
Tips
- Zoom in as much as you can before guessing; smaller hexes yield higher potential points.
- Use the zoom-out view to get your bearings and narrow down the region before zooming in.
- Since accuracy is part of the score, take a moment to verify your choice against your knowledge of the location.
Common questions
How many locations are given each day?
HexHunt provides seven locations per day. You will need to make a guess for each one on the hexagonal world map.
How does zooming affect my score?
Zooming in to smaller hexes increases the potential points you can earn for a correct guess. Accuracy and precision are both factors in your final score.
What is the game format?
HexHunt is a daily puzzle. Each day brings a new set of seven locations to locate on the map, making it a short, focused geography challenge.