Hex of the Lich

About

Hex of the Lich is a turn-based dungeon-crawler roguelike where you can learn and master over 80 spells, which are highly customizable using hexes and various effects like lasers, explosions, and chain lightning. You can summon creatures such as tentacles, robots, and undead horrors to aid you in your quest to break the Lich's hex. As you delve deeper into the game, you'll unlock even more powerful spells. Can you overcome the challenges that await you?

Genres & Tags

Strategy

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

92%

Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews

music1 positive mentions

The spell customization and interactions are creative and allow for intricate strategies, making each run feel unique.
Combat is fast-paced and engaging, with quick turn times that keep the action flowing.
The game features a solid art style and distinct enemy designs, enhancing the overall experience.

Some mechanics are poorly explained, leading to confusion about their effects and interactions.
The game lacks variety in node types, limiting exploration and strategic choices during runs.
Starting spells are randomized, which can heavily influence the difficulty and enjoyment of early gameplay.

gameplay
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Gameplay features a unique spell-building mechanic that adds depth and interest, but many players find that certain mechanics, such as "ultima" and "duo," are poorly explained, leading to confusion even after experimentation.
- “Very interesting game with a cool spell building mechanic.”
- “Some mechanics are very poorly explained, even by genre standards; I'm still not sure what Ultima and Duo actually do, even after experimenting.”
music
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Reviewers consistently praise the music, highlighting it as a standout feature that complements the game's overall aesthetic. The combination of art and music is described as impressive and engaging, enhancing the overall experience.
- “The art and music are also pretty darn neat.”