Hexus

Pass time game, puzzle, 2D, minigames, strategy. Set in ancient Egypt we have to build a large city with houses, temples, shops, fountains, statues and plants. We can do this by collecting money that we receive as a reward for each game level completed, and we will also receive quests with minigames: hidden objects, multi-memory puzzles, spot the differences, Nilotic mahjong. We can choose our initial avatar: man or woman, we choose the type of face, the characteristics we like and then we will buy the character's clothing, jewelry and accessories. The plot takes place in search of 10 ancient Egyptian legendary artifacts. The management part is very simple, you just need to buy the buildings, place them and possibly then raise their level to earn more coins. The music is pleasant to listen to and evokes the atmosphere of ancient Egypt well. The cultural part is not missing, there are pages that explain the artefacts. As a game it keeps you busy for a long time because there are 120 levels of the main game. I recommend it, it's well made and fun, a nice Egyptian journey in the role of a powerful pharaoh or a wise queen. [quote]For more puzzle game reviews, news and everything puzzle-related, follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/25928931-Puzzle-Lovers/]Puzzle Lovers[/url] and check out our [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/puzzlelovers]Steam group[/url].[/quote]

The types of mini games combined in this game can all be found in free apps on your phone that do it better. I thought it was interesting that they were mixed together with a story (with a pretty bad English translation), so I tried it. It was okay enough that I played all the way through to the end (Level 100). You build a city throughout with buildings that give you extras, so at the end, you've got a vast city with lots of power ups. When you complete the very last level, you are given a congrats message and all of that work you did is wiped clean. It's all gone. You can't go back and replay any levels. Your only option is to start again from the beginning. Now obviously, I played it for 20 hours so I did enjoy it enough to keep playing. I'd definitely recommend getting a newer updated game if you're looking at this one.

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Good game. Funny. Some levels.

Hexus is a unique puzzle-strategy game that blends ancient Egyptian themes with logic challenges and mini-games. Released in 2011, the game offers 120 levels and 15 mini-games that gradually increase in complexity, testing your pattern recognition, planning, and strategic thinking. Gameplay revolves around solving increasingly intricate puzzles, often requiring careful foresight and tactical placement of tiles or pieces. The mini-games provide refreshing variety and keep the experience engaging across all levels. Its ancient Egyptian-inspired art and atmospheric soundtrack add charm and immersion, while the clean interface keeps the focus on problem-solving. Pros: 120 challenging puzzle levels with 15 diverse mini-games Strategic and logic-based gameplay that rewards careful thinking Egyptian-inspired visuals and immersive soundtrack Gradual difficulty progression High replay value for puzzle enthusiasts Cons: Steep learning curve for casual players Minimal story or narrative Some puzzles may feel repetitive Verdict: Hexus is an engaging and challenging puzzle-strategy game perfect for fans of logic-based challenges. Its combination of Egyptian aesthetics, clever level design, and mini-games makes it a satisfying experience for players seeking a thoughtful, cerebral adventure.

Fun little games if you have a few minutes to spare. A mix between simple phone games and a very basic city builder. Does tend to be a bit repetitive. #gocorgi

A great match 6 game. However the city building part of the game seems to be pretty much an useless gimmick so I didn't even bother with it.

This is a reasonable 2D casual puzzle game with a minor city building element and a selection of casual ball/tile games. Playing through the minigames and building up your city unlocks cosmetic items. This one comes very close to being okay but it's still just a collection of mobile/browser games that you could play for free, so it's hard to suggest someone pays money for it. The game displays 4:3 pillarboxed and you can't customise the resolution, so it does fall beneath minimum standard for PC, too.

Mind-numbing Slavjank, and not even the good kind of Slavjank that Civvie 11 could easily rip into, The "puzzles" are so boring, I'm actually feeling myself fall asleep. The player character options are inexplicably whiter than a Tipp-Ex spillage in a snowstorm. The city building is poorly explained and warrants about as much investment as contracting every STD for giggles. In fact, that's probably more entertaining. Not even the broken English can save this. No wonder this developer vanished without a trace.