Hexcells Plus by Matthew Brown takes the classical concept of the minesweeper and expands upon it, creating something enjoyable and more unique out of it.
The mechanics of the game are intuitive, and each time a new mechanic is introduced, it is done in a clear and understandable manner.
The levels slowly increase in difficulty, and can become moderately complexe or time consuming to solve — more than in the previous game — yet they remain within a relatively casual range.
The visual aesthetics of the game are clean, polished, and of good quality.

Hexcells Plus is overall a good quality, more challenging, and enjoyable puzzle game from Matthew Brown.

If you're buying this you're probably buying it alongside the other hexcells games. All of them are great, if you're a seasoned puzzler you might find them a tad too simple, but still a great brain puzzler.

A great sequel to follow up a retrospectively simple base game. The puzzles start off simple, but get progressively more challenging and thought provoking as you make your way through the ranks. I found myself speeding through the last few clumps of levels, which caused me to make many more mistakes. I became quite frustrated with a couple levels in particular near the end, but that is just a testament to the quality of the game, as there is no guessing required for completion. Would definitely recommend going through each game chronologically in this series.