Honeyfield Numbers

Honeyfield Numbers is a quiet number puzzle set in a wildflower apiary. The field is a sheet of beeswax tiles, each with one big, clear number. Tap two numbers that are the same, like 7 and 7, or that add up to ten, like 3 and 7. They melt away and leave an empty honeycomb cell behind.

The two numbers have to be neighbours: side by side in a row, one above the other, or on a diagonal. Cells you have already cleared don't get in the way, and the last number of a row also pairs with the first number of the next one. When a whole row is empty it leaves the field.

Run out of pairs? Add numbers copies every number that is left to the end of the field and gives you fresh chances. You have three on every field.

What you get
- Numbered fields that grow slowly from short, friendly ones to long, tricky ones, with an easier field every few levels to catch your breath
- Gather honey fields, where golden honey cells are the goal
- Today's field: the same field for everyone each day, with a streak to keep
- Every field can be cleared from its start; a checker in the game proves it before you see it
- Undo is always free
- A hint shows you a pair that keeps the field solvable
- No timer and no score to chase; take a break and your field is still there
- Large digits on high-contrast tiles, TalkBack support, and an optional glow that shows which numbers can pair

Honeyfield Numbers works offline. Ads pay for it: you will see a banner under the buttons, a short ad now and then when you move on to the next field, and, only when you tap for them, ads that give an extra hint or one more Add numbers.

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