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This game is a lot of fun! I will say that it takes some time getting used to the controls because it's in early access and there's no dedicated tutorial. However, the design of the game is super elegant! There are a lot of balancing acts you've got to play (offense/defense, all-in/steady, left /right side control). The only gripe I have is that the camera control currently feels kind of awkward to me. Maybe it'll get better after getting some used to, but it feels incredibly unnatural.
Great game for strategic casual gamers. The mixture of chess like pieces, checkers movement, and unique abilities makes this game strategic and fun. And yet it is surprisingly well balanced for such diverse minion capabilities.
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I have only played Hex Gambit for two hours already, but I have already realized that this game is great. The graphics are perfectly stunning for an indie game like this, and the sounds are even better. What really strikes me is the core concept of Hex Gambit. Hex Gambit is all about having a plan and then executing that plan; hopefully before your opponent “executes” you. The gameplay actually really fits the title, if you think about it: - Firstly, Hex Gambit is a turn based strategy game set upon a hex-based board (my personal favorite and hopefully most other gamers’ favorite tile system) - Secondly, most games of this type are about forming an army and then attempting to complete a goal, like capturing all enemy bases (UniWar), slaying an enemy commander (Duelyst) or destroying an enemy base (Outwitters). Gambits do occur in other TBS games, but gambits always represent skirmishes that are really risky yet are memorable for both sides. Hex Gambit gameplay is solely focused on the quick, action-packed gameplay that makes every move, every turn memorable. Hex Gambit goes straight to the point: Gambit. This game is all about that action: that small raid on the Eastern mountains that began your enemy’s economic loss, that raid on the convoy that happened to result in the killing of the enemy general, that heavily armed submarine that was somehow able to make it through the radar without being detected and ultimately synched the war, that undercover rogue mission that ended up in allowing the Rebels to know how to destroy the Death Star. I love turn based strategy games but the one thing that has always ticked me off is that they last too long. Hex Gambit has found a perfect solution to that that I am yet to be able to put into words. I think anyone who likes strategy games would like Hex Gambit, and should thus then at least give it a try. If you buy it and don’t like it, I’d be more than happy to buy your copy off of you, just so that I can share it with my friends.
I was very excited about this game. Granted, I've known about their other turn based strategy game, Outwitters, for mobiles. I loved Outwitters, and I can't wait to dive into this game either. Right now you can only play with someone else, and there is no local play, yet. These features are planned. If you like strategy games, pick this game up. Pick up Outwitters as well, you won't regret it.
Fun strategy game brought to us by One Man Left. I was an early backer on the kick starter and have a few of the visual upgrades as part of the package. The game is still within early access but is polished enough to have a lot of fun. The built-in tournament style lets you control areas with your team against the other factions. So each game is adding to the overall success of your faction.
super mix aus Schach und X-Com leider sehr wenige Spieler, daher empfiehlt es sich Freunde mitzubringen
Great game so far. It has alot of room to grow and should be as great as outwitters on ios has become.
I was an early backer of this game and have played it throughout the closed beta and I have to say that it is a fantastic turn based strategy game. The developers also care immensely and are very capable of listening to players for suggestions and input. Im confident that this game will turn out as good as, if not better, than One Man Left's previous strategy game, Outwitters.
Még nagyon befejezetlen.
Fun, but bugs out after a few turns...and by bugs out I mean you cannot play as the game does not perform actions; you have to restart to fix the problem.
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