
A satisfying roguelike village builder set in the eye of an apocalyptic storm. Place hexagon tiles, unlock adjacency bonuses, and find powerful relics to create game breaking synergies. Prove you are worthy of becoming the next Hexagod… before the storm destroys it all.
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The old Hexagod is dead, and now a STORM rages across the Hex-a-world. The Oracle Theseus has chosen you to ascend as the next Hexagod. But first, you must prove your worth by completing his Trials of Ascension.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Great game, it pops
For a strategy game it lacks depth, builds, replayabilty. The game feels like it lacks in content.
Finished all 4 trials that are in the game so far and it is safe to say that I like this incarnation a lot more than the previous one (which I played in the demo version). It feels like it combines the puzzle and city building aspects of games like Islanders + the scoring mechanism of Balatro in all the positive ways for me. I am excited to see what else is being added in EA.
I waited for a while before buying Hexagod even though I was following its development for the beginning, because I wasn't yet sure what kind of game it was. With this newest update (EA build 4), I can finally say what Hexagod is: a cozy tile-placement world builder game which feels fun and relaxing to play. Think Carcassonne or Dorfromantik, but with placing groups of tiles instead of a single one at a time, and with more interesting things to add to the map to increase your score. I already played through the current "trial" (scenario) twice because I enjoyed my first trial so much and wanted to experience another build. Edit: with 4.1 more trials of ascension were added, and more content will come soon! Originally I said that the game was low on content, but the dev has already added to the great foundation of Hexagod and I trust he will keep updating the game and improving it. Even so in its current EA state, if you're looking for a fun little game to play to relax for shorter sessions, I recommend giving it a go!
Good and relaxing game. Not perfect yet.
I only bought this game because i thought it was called "Sexgod" but ended up enjoying it anyway.
A neat little game.
Surprisingly addictive. Found myself playing for much longer than I thought I would.
Quick to learn, maybe not so quick to master,
Cool little game. Excited to see where it gets to in 1.0. Good job!
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