
HEXTERMINATE is a top-down shooter which puts you in the role of an Imperial Captain. Your mission is to reclaim a galaxy shattered by centuries of in-fighting. Customise your ship with dozens of different modules, fight side by side with allied fleets and reunite the galaxy under Imperial rule.
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Solid ship build-out-of-blocks war game. Recommended if you like Starcom Nexus, SPAZ or the like. Pros: Dedicated and responsive Developer Who Cares. Only need fair arcade skills and shipbuilding skills to go far. But high tech fights can be quite hairy. Resource mgmt is an issue in the early game but then is a non-issue. Cons: Campaign can get confusing as to how to progress...might need to forum dive to figure out what to do next.
HEXTERMINATE, sizi İmparatorluk Kaptanı rolüne sokan yukarıdan aşağıya bir nişancı oyunudur. Göreviniz yüzyıllardır süren çatışmalarla parçalanmış bir galaksiyi geri almak. Geminizi düzinelerce farklı modülle özelleştirin, müttefik filolarla omuz omuza savaşın ve galaksiyi İmparatorluk yönetimi altında yeniden birleştirin.
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Hours played at review time, across 38 reviews with recorded playtime.
Update May 2022: I'm not sure what happened but the game has become unplayable for me. I can start new campaigns or sandbox games but I am unable to continue them. My only option is to start a new game each time. No response in the discussions after several months and it seems I'm not the only one with problems so at this time I do not recommend buying. I'll change my review if the game gets fixed because when it worked it was a fun game. Battles are quick and punchy, scavenging new modules and tinkering with ship layouts is enjoyable, and the game moves along at a good pace. Ignore the people who say this is like Space Run Galaxy. The only similarity between the two is that they're set in space and ships are made of hexes. SRG is essentially a Tower Defense game centered around efficiently using limited space and resources. Hexterminate allows you to fly around in a customizable ship conquering sectors, fighting short battles against a variety of foes and collecting components.
Fun game , a little short on the medium difficulty Somewhat modable if you want , you can edit ship files overall a nice experience i think it lacks diplomacy , fleet control (telling other fleets where to go) and strategy in general but its not a strategy game ...
A very satisfying game to play, with randomly acquired modules encouraging you to change the way you play each time
Nice! this is like "Starcom Nexus". all battle and upgrading ships. you have to be quick though different factions are on the move too. Good one
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The few hours i spend are real fun so far, i need to test out the limits of what is possible, if you are the "best approach and no other type" you might only have 5-10 hours of fun with this game, because in that time you can with a little grind see everything the game throws at you, but if you like establishing an empire that controls all the tiles and are willing to try all combinations of systems and weapons you will definitly have another 10-20 hours of fun in front of you - i like the game, it reminds me of REASSEMBLY but with a more confined map and shorter fights. I look forward how this developes, and for anybody that says its just starsector - those two are only similar in a few features, but this is more arcade and action and less 4x game
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