Where to Watch Hexar.io Videos or Submit Your Own Gameplay
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Hexar.io's site has a Top Videos Of The Week section for watching featured gameplay clips, and a Submit Your Video! ๐ link for sending in your own. Both sit on the same page as the game's main description, so you can reach either without hunting through menus. The site does not state what file formats, length limits, or review rules apply to submissions, so treat the submit link as the starting point and expect to confirm details there.
Watching the Featured Videos
The Top Videos Of The Week heading marks the site's weekly showcase of player clips. On the page, it appears below the game description and the mobile-download prompt. The videos are presented as a curated set rather than a searchable library โ the page shows a "Top Videos Of The Week" block and nothing in the available page content describes an archive, category filter, or search box.
What this means in practice:
- To watch: open hexar.io and scroll to the Top Videos Of The Week section. The clips are embedded on the page itself.
- What you'll see: a rotating weekly selection, not a permanent catalog. A clip featured this week may not be there next week.
- If you're looking for a specific video: the site gives no indication of a search or index, so the weekly block is the only viewing entry the page describes.
Submitting Your Own Gameplay Video
The Submit Your Video! ๐ prompt is the site's stated route for sending in gameplay footage. It sits near the video section, which suggests submissions feed the same showcase.
The page does not specify:
- accepted formats or file sizes
- maximum clip length
- whether submissions are reviewed before appearing
- what happens after you submit (confirmation, timeline, or contact)
Because of that, the practical approach is to open the submit link first and read whatever form or instructions it presents before recording or exporting a clip. If the form asks for a link rather than a file, upload your video to a hosting service first and have the URL ready.
A Workable Submission Routine
- Record a clean gameplay clip in Hexar.io โ the site describes the game as having smooth controls and hexagon blocks, so footage of territory capture and block-filling reads well in a short clip.
- Export at a reasonable resolution and keep the clip short; weekly highlight reels typically favor brief, high-action segments.
- Open hexar.io and locate Submit Your Video! ๐ near the Top Videos section.
- Follow the on-screen instructions โ supply a file or link as the form requests.
- Check back at the Top Videos Of The Week section in later weeks to see whether your clip appears.
What the Site Says About the Game Itself
Context helps if you're recording for submission. The site describes Hexar.io as "a fun new io game with smooth controls and hexagon blocks," inspired by Splix.io, Slither.io, and Agar.io. It also notes that the mobile version carries more features than the browser game, including over 100 challenges and skins to customize your character. If your goal is to show off content that isn't in the browser build โ challenge completions or skin loadouts โ the mobile version is where that footage comes from, and the page includes a download prompt for it.
Quick Reference
| Goal | Where to go on hexar.io |
|---|---|
| Watch this week's featured clips | Top Videos Of The Week section |
| Send in your own gameplay | Submit Your Video! ๐ link |
| Find the mobile version with challenges and skins | The mobile download prompt ("Download It! ๐") |
| Learn what inspired the game | Game description referencing Splix.io, Slither.io, Agar.io |
The main limitation to plan around: the site presents a weekly highlight block and a submission entry, but publishes no rules, archive, or search. For viewing, that's fine โ scroll and watch. For submitting, open the form first and let its instructions set your format and length choices rather than guessing.