Infinity: HexaDome Tactics

franchement un des pire tacticale que j'ai jouer , pourquoi faire un mode capture de zone pour un tacticale quel idée stupide.

as i am out of embargo ,now is my review , at the playtest i was hyped but not fully convinced, it felt the game had a potential but it was kinda a clumsy way of introducing things. i am positively suprised at how the game is now at its day1 release the solo campaign feel more complete ,the multiplayer is there, you can also play versus bots it became a great game that i enjoy. it is kinda hard to do a tactical game with the hero theme but they managed to do great, the cinematic and the game is clean and the three different map are offering variety about how you want to play. the first one offer a quick experience the second one is complete and the third map have a lot of possibility about where is the next area so a game keep it surprise effect. the game is a lot about an enjoyable repetitive loop in order to fill daily weekly and special quest. the cards/sponsor , and other details add a cool customization side. i certainly love the game and again thanks to the publisher/dev for the opportunity to make us discover infinity : HexaDome Tactics ♥

I want to get this review out quickly because I really want this game to succeed! It really does have an Atlas Reactor feel and I know that there are people out there that loved that game as much as I did! First of all the game is gorgeous! I love the colors used and all of the champions look great! Now the most important part, the gameplay is awesome! Each champion has different abilities and they definitely play differently from each other and their abilities mesh well with the other champions. It has both a campaign and bots to play against for Single Player gamers like myself. In short I love this game! Do not let this gem of a game die due to lack of support. EXTREMELY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

The game is great with a few MAJOR issues. It's a strategy game that has some deck building aspects in it. What not to love about it? Maybe the player count that has you at top 100 after your first win on multiplayer. Maybe the glaring balance issues and meta picks. Maybe it's the horrid RNG turn line up. Or perhaps the bugs that exist in the game. All of which make themselves visible within the first hour of the game. Which sucks because I absolutely love the game and its ruleset but man do these issues really hurt the game. If they fix these issues I'd 100% recommend to try out the game but I'd be extremely weary about the player count if you're hoping for online play. I fear it's going to be short lived.

Really enjoying this game so far. The turn-based online combat is probably my favourite part. Every move matters, and the game does a really good job of punishing you when you stop paying attention. You really have to think about what you’re doing instead of just rushing through your turns. The sound, music and animations are also great and make the fights much more enjoyable. The campaign and the characters could probably be a bit stronger and more developed, but honestly, once you get into the battles, it’s hard to stop playing. I’ve also been playing on Steam Deck and had no problems so far. No crashes, stuttering or performance issues. It runs very well. One small thing I’d change is the way buffs and debuffs are applied. I sometimes accidentally applied them to the wrong character, so the targeting could be a little clearer. Overall, I definitely recommend it. It’s basically chess with a lot of extra stuff going on, and I mean that in the best possible way.

Je suis fan d'Aristeia depuis des années. J'adore ce jeu de société. Et quand j'ai appris que le jeu allait être adapté en jeu vidéo, j'ai adhéré directement. J'ai participé aux démos, j'ai été surpris par les nombreuses simplifications, mais je me suis dit "ils ont raison, c'est un jeu vidéo, il faut que ça soit plus facile, plus tactique, moins complexe." Donc j'ai fait les Beta 5 et 6. J'avais été désarçonné par les changements, mais je les avais acceptés : système de hype, simplification de la gestion des actions, changement pour les cartes. Pourquoi pas. J'avais pas joué lors des toutes dernières mises à jour, et j'achète le jeu. Et là : la désillusion... Au lieu d'un terrain hexagonal avec 7 zones qui s'allument dans un ordre aléatoire, maintenant, c'est un terrain tout petit et ovale, avec 3 zones, qui s'allument toujours de gauche à droite. C'est simple : je ne reconnais plus le jeu que que j'ai aimé. Donc : - si vous ne connaissez pas Aristeia, peut-être que vous aimerez Hexadome Tactics. C'est nerveux, c'est bien foutu. - mais si vous avez joué à Aristeia et que vous espérez retrouver le même jeu sur PC, fuyez, car ce n'est plus le jeu que vous avez aimé. C'est une over-simplification qui perdu toute sa richesse et son âme.

Hexadome is a solid tactical game, i'm liking the campaign so far.