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Steam Offers Relaxing Logic Puzzle Game Hexologic for Free

Players can permanently add the hexagonal Sudoku-style puzzle game to their Steam libraries until October 31.

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Digital storefront Steam is currently offering the relaxing logic puzzle game Hexologic completely free of charge for a limited time, allowing users to permanently add the title to their permanent digital libraries. Normally retailing for approximately five dollars, the game is available without cost until Saturday, October 31, at 10 a.m. PT.

Developed by MythicOwl and originally released in 2018, Hexologic offers a fresh take on classic number puzzles by applying a hexagonal grid system to traditional Sudoku mechanics. Players must fill the grid with dots to ensure that the numbers along intersecting lines match the required totals. While the core rules are straightforward, the complexity increases as players progress.

The title features over 90 levels distributed across six distinct worlds, each incorporating unique gameplay elements and mechanical twists. It also includes additional challenge modes for those seeking a more rigorous mental exercise, offering a casual experience devoid of competitive pressure.

Beyond its gameplay mechanics, Hexologic is widely recognized for its tranquil atmosphere. The experience is accompanied by vibrant visuals, a calming soundtrack, and rewarding audio feedback designed to make solving each puzzle satisfying rather than stressful.

The main campaign is designed to be relatively concise, making it an accessible option for gamers looking for short sessions of puzzle-solving. Claiming the game requires simply visiting its store page on Steam and adding it directly to the user account before the expiration deadline.

This promotion coincides with other digital distribution activities across major PC storefronts this month, where platforms regularly feature limited-time offers and free-to-keep titles. However, the window to secure Hexologic without purchase remains strictly time-limited until the end of October.

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