epTogether
Released 9/9/2026First seen 20d agoLast fetched 1d ago
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Apple App StoreUS · 2026-10-03
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1.1.4
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About
epTogether is a hex puzzle you play alone and finish together. Drag a path through connected hexes of the same color, release, and watch them clear. Easy to learn in ten seconds. Harder to master than it looks — the late tiers hand you par and not one move more. Then something unusual happens. Every level you solve drops a golden hex into a structure that belongs to you alone. Fill all 57 and it seals, joins your gallery, and becomes a single contribution to something far larger: one enormous collective build that every player is filling in, one hex at a time. You will not finish that one by yourself. That is entirely the point. THREE THINGS YOU ARE BUILDING • Yours — a 3D structure that grows as you play. Spin it, zoom it, watch each new hex fall into place and ripple across the surface. • Your household — invite your family and grow a shared family tree. Everyone's levels feed the same branches. • The collective — a vast communal build shared by every player everywhere, solidifying cell by cell as the world plays. 801 LEVELS and growing, SIX MECHANICS Each one is introduced gently, then made to earn its place: • Ice — takes two clears to break • Bombs — detonate and take the six surrounding hexes with them • Gravity — the board collapses as you clear • Chains — long paths pay • Locked tiles — free Echo the Koala and Layla the Lemur • Spinners — rotate the ring of hexes around them Move budgets tighten as you climb. The early levels forgive. The last ones do not. PLAYED CALMLY, BY DESIGN • No timers. No lives. No streak to break. • Retry anything, as many times as you like. • One undo per level. • A full how-to-play reference, plus a short prompt the first time each new mechanic appears. • Your progress saves as you go — mid-level included. FOR EVERY KIND OF MIND Between builds, epTogether shares short notes on neurodiversity — what it means, what the symbols stand for, why variation in human minds is worth protecting. No lectures. Nothing asked of you. About one in five people are neurodivergent, and this game was made with them in mind. Adjustable sound and music with independent volume controls, optional haptics, and jewel-toned hexes with distinct shapes and markers so the board never depends on color alone. ALSO INSIDE • A gallery of every structure you have completed • Leaderboards • Portrait and landscape • Play the first levels as a guest; sign in to keep going and carry your progress between devices Build something together.
