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Track your HexHunt scores with friends

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Share your HexHunt result to Scordle and it lands in your club's feed, builds your streaks and stats, and counts in any HexHunt competition you're playing.

About HexHunt

HexHunt asks you to find seven places on a map of hexagons. The closer and quicker each find, the more points, out of 1,400 for the day.

Par 420 pointsMore points is better7 Smart Streaks

How sharing HexHunt works

  1. Solve today's HexHuntPlay as normal, on its own site.
  2. Share your result to ScordleUse the game's Share button, or copy the result and paste it in.
  3. Your score is read on your phoneScordle reads your points out of 1,400, then posts it to your clubs.

What a HexHunt share looks like

Club feed with score cards, reactions and commentsClub feed with score cards, reactions and comments

See every HexHunt you've played

  1. Your score distributionEvery result counted, for the week, month, year or all time.
  2. Tap a scoreTap 420 and the calendar lights up every day you made par.
  3. Tap again to clearOr tap a day for its result and who else played.

Par and score names

PointsNameMeans
1,120 to 1,400AlbatrossThree bands better than par
840 to 1,119EagleTwo bands better than par
560 to 839BirdieOne band better than par
420 to 559ParA fair day across seven places
280 to 419BogeyOne band worse than par
140 to 279Double bogeyTwo bands worse than par
0 to 139Triple bogeyThree bands worse than par

There's no way to fail HexHunt, so in a competition your score itself is what counts.

Why those par values?

Smart Streaks for HexHunt

Alongside your days-played streak, Scordle counts how many days in a row you've reached each level, with your best ever beside it.

  • 1,120+Albatross or better
  • 840+Eagle or better
  • 560+Birdie or better
  • 420+Par or better
  • 280+Bogey or better
  • 140+Double bogey or better
  • 0+Triple bogey or better

Missed a day? Grace days keep the streak alive.

HexHunt Smart Streaks: Albatross or better, Eagle or better, Birdie or better, Par or better, Bogey or better, Double bogey or better, Triple bogey or better, each with its current and best run, above a streak calendarHexHunt Smart Streaks: Albatross or better, Eagle or better, Birdie or better, Par or better, Bogey or better, Double bogey or better, Triple bogey or better, each with its current and best run, above a streak calendar

Compare with your friends

  1. Pick a club-mateScordle lines up the games you both play.
  2. Score for scoreYour HexHunt results beside theirs, from Albatross to Triple bogey.
  3. Ratings, win rates and streaksSide by side, so you can see who's really ahead.
Score for score: your HexHunt results beside Ada'sScore for score: your HexHunt results beside Ada's

An example competition

Hex Factor, you against Ada and Tess on Daily Wins: the highest score wins the day, and the most days wins the week.

PlayerMonTueWedThuFriDays won
You8127449056907763
Ada7018687528106551
Tess7607026881,0157311

You take the week with three days. Ada and Tess share second on one day each. The card in your club feed shows the final standings. How to set up a competition

Ended HexHunt competition card in the club feed: final standings with the winner firstEnded HexHunt competition card in the club feed: final standings with the winner first

HexHunt questions

What do players usually score?

On the day we checked, the average was about 736, comfortably above Scordle's par of 420.

What's par for HexHunt?

Par is 420 points. Albatross is the best grade you can earn, and Scordle grades HexHunt in bands because the scores run so wide.

Can you fail HexHunt?

No. Every game you play counts as a result, so every day you play keeps your streak going.