Hex Gambit: Respawned

Campaign is fun so far, and I'm enjoying the multiplayer with a friend. Really scratches the Outwitters itch. We will pay for a mobile version 🙏 Issues/Suggestions as of 3/7/24 - Make it easier to deselect a minion to reduce accidental commands (undo button helps thankfully) - Multiplayer matches end in a weird/buggy way (killing all the opponent's minions, but having to walk back to their totem?) - Increase turn time limit and allow for infinite (helpful for friends playing and learning game together) - Make it faster/easier to do rematches with friends (maybe by matchmaking from friend's username - this is how it's done in Antihero for example)

Having a great time!!! Just needs a leaderboard.

I'd highly recommend it! I ended-up binging the campaign. The difficulty felt right to me. As levels progressed, it was fun learning new units and figuring out new strategies when my old strategies stop working. It scratched my chess itch while being way more intuitive and approachable than chess.

Awesome fun, especially if you like strategy and turn based tactics games. Particularly if you previously played Outwitters, by the same developer. I wish it were easier to play with other people online though.

Highly recommend to get that quick fix if you love tactics style games like FF, BG3, or Mario + Rabbids. I bought it on Nintendo Switch too so I can play with my sons! (I am playing on Steamdeck OLED with no issues.) I love the animation (unreal engine is so smooth!) and characters - all unique and fun to experiment with. As a Souls-fan, I also appreciate that the main game isn't handing you wins but leaves you experimenting with strategies. I look forward to more world building from this team.

It's a good game. The turn based combat is pretty intuitive, and feels pretty challenging overall. You have different units with different attacks and capabilities, and 2 ways to earn Victory Points to push you to victory each level. The story is also whimsical and nicely paced. Graphically the game looks really good, and definitely fits an almost tabletop board game experience. I found the combat to be harder than expected, even on easy, but mostly because I tend to want to use a very specific strategy each time. Due to how each level seems to toss new units for you to figure out, it means you'll likely be adapting your playstyle each level. It certainly keeps the game feeling fresh, but it does make it slightly difficult to stay on top of.