Hexip 1.0

Publisher review:
Classic battleship puzzles in hexagonal grid. Find the hidden fleet in the hexagonal grid using simple logic. You could start as a cadet playing easy puzzles and reach the rank of captain to solve more challenging puzzles. Admiral (automatic solver) could help you initially to learn the trick of the trade.

The hexagonal shape requires special solving techniques that are more interesting. You will find that almost every puzzle presents unique situations, necessitating you to apply new logic, new techniques, and insights to solve it. When you are stuck with logic, use the automatic solver to get a hint and the logical explanation for the hint.

As you choose higher grades, the challenges you face also increases. Whatever may be the level you play, you'll enjoy Hexip puzzle.
Requirements:
32 MB RAM,300 MHz processor, 10 MB Free space

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows CE

Release notes:
Major Update

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