Hexeract

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Welcome to Hexeract, a unique roguelike deck-building game on hexagonal tiles. Enhance number tiles, collect special elements, and select the sequence. Explore how you can maximize the synergy in outrageous level. Enjoy a diverse experience blending deck-building and puzzles. Design your own deck made of tiles, elements, and sequences. Compete with other players in a campaign composed of en…

Play Modes

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

Reviews

35%

Audience ScoreBased on 3 reviews

Simple yet engaging gameplay with depth and strategic options.
Addictive and challenging, encouraging players to think and plan ahead.
Great value for the price, with potential for future development and updates.

No save and continue option, leading to lost progress if the game is closed.
UI is still a bit rough around the edges with minor translation errors and bugs.
Lack of content may lead to boredom over time without updates or new ideas.

gameplay
3 mentions
100 % positive mentions
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100 % negative mentions
The gameplay is well-designed and offers significant depth, allowing for creative builds, though it lacks comprehensive explanations for advanced mechanics. While some users feel it may not have enough content to sustain long-term engagement, it is considered sufficient for its price and shows potential for future development.
- “There is a ton of depth to what you can do, and the gameplay itself is very well-designed.”
- “While it doesn't explain itself really at all as far as any advanced mechanics, usually looking into what an effect even is will start sparking off ideas for new builds.”
- “I don't think it has enough content or mechanics to keep me engaged for a longer period of time, but for what it is now (and how much it costs), it's perfectly sufficient with potential for future development.”
- “I don't think it has enough content or mechanics to keep me engaged for a longer period of time. However, for what it is now (and how much it costs), it's perfectly sufficient with potential for future development.”
- “While it doesn't explain itself at all regarding any advanced mechanics, usually looking into what an effect even is will start sparking ideas for new builds.”
- “The gameplay lacks clarity and depth, making it difficult to fully understand the mechanics and how to effectively utilize them.”