Hex-A-Hop Vita

Hex-A-Hop Vita
General
Author	withLogic
Type	Puzzle
Version	1.1.0
License	GPL-2.0
Last Updated	2026/03/19
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This is a port of the open-source hexagonal puzzle game Hex-A-Hop originally developed by Tom Beaumont.

Vita port changes:

• Updated the codebase from SDL1 to SDL2.
• Added joystick support.

Features

• 100+ Levels - A vast array of puzzles ranging from introductory basics to extreme complexity.
• Non-Linear Progression - If you get stuck on a specific puzzle, you can often branch off and try a different path on the world map.
• Minimalist Aesthetic - Clean graphics and a simple interface ensure the focus remains entirely on the logic of the puzzles.
• Infinite Undo - Retrace your steps at any time if you make a mistake.

Installation

Download the data.zip and .vpk from the Releases page.

Install the .vpk on your PS Vita.

Extract data.zip files to ux0:/data/hex-a-hop/.

User guide

Hex-A-Hop is a hexagonal puzzle game where the goal is to destroy all the green tiles on a level. The catch? You can only step on each tile once. As you progress, the game introduces complex mechanics that turn simple movement into a brain-teasing challenge.

As you progress through the game, more types of tiles are introduced which make things more difficult and interesting. You can use the infinite undo feature to retrace your steps if you make a mistake. You can take as long as you like to complete each level.

Screenshots

Media

Hex-a-Hop Gameplay (Bhoomy Gamer)

Changelog

v1.1

• First Release.

Credits

• Original Developer: Tom Beaumont
• Vita Port: withLogic

External links

• GitHub - https://github.com/withLogic/hexahop-vita
• VitaDB - https://www.rinnegatamante.eu/vitadb/#/info/1374
• Original Hex-A-Hop Website - https://hexahop.sourceforge.net