Competitive · Warm · Specific · Earned
How it works, what's here today, and what you're signing up for.
01 — What Haxahedron is
You befriend other players, throw down a head-to-head challenge in any supported event, log your result, and see how you stack up over time. Your record, your streaks, your achievements — all anchored to the friends you actually play with.
Not a leaderboard. Not a coaching tool. A place to settle who's better, with people you know.
02 — How challenges work
The Challenger picks an event and an opponent; the Challengee accepts. Both players submit their data on their own time — no live spectating, no observer, no referee. Once both have submitted, the system resolves the match. Win, loss, sometimes a rematch. Always a record.
03 — An honor system, on purpose
Match results are self-reported. There's no anti-cheat layer, no third-party verification, no observer mode. The platform runs on trust between friends — if you don't want to play with someone, don't befriend them. That's the whole control surface, and it's the right one for the kind of competition Haxahedron is for.
04 — What's available today
Each discipline has its own mechanic — timed solves, raw pinfall, classical chess, deduction puzzles, word play. Pick the one you want to be measured by, then settle it with someone you know.
05 — Privacy and visibility
You choose what's public; nothing is published to the open web unless you opt in. You can block any player from any surface, and blocks are bidirectional — neither side surfaces to the other.
Make an account, befriend your first opponent, pick your event.
