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6E Club Game Register

The 6E Club Game register takes a name and a gem colour, nothing else. No email, no phone number, no password and no verification code: the card is created on your device in about ten seconds.

Updated 28 October 2026

What the card does

A player card is your record in the club. It adds up the Club Stars from every finished run, keeps your best score and counts the Crowns you have won. Stars decide your level, from Rookie through Edge Runner, Hex Builder and Prism up to Six Crown.

  • Name: 3 to 16 characters. Letters, numbers, spaces, dots, dashes and underscores.
  • Gem colour: one of six, shown on your badge above the board.
  • Stars, runs, best and crowns: filled in by the game as you play.

Playing before you register

You do not have to register to play. Runs finished without a card are saved to a Guest card, and when you register those stars are kept, so nothing is lost by trying the puzzle first on the home page board.

Your data stays with you

The card is written to your browser's local storage and nowhere else. The club has no server copy, no mailing list and no way to identify you. That also means the card is tied to this browser: to use it elsewhere, copy the player code from the login page.

Age

The club is meant for players aged 18 and over. Creating a card confirms that you are, and that you have read the terms.

FAQ

Register questions

Can I change my name later?+

Yes, as often as you like. Come back to this page and edit the card. Your stars, runs and best score stay as they are.

Can two people use one phone?+

One browser holds one card. If a family shares a phone, each person can use a different browser, or the second player can play as Guest.

Is my name visible to other players?+

No. There is no public leaderboard and the card never leaves your device, so the name is only shown to you.

Ready for a run?

The board is on the start page and deals the moment you open it.

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