Hexguardian

Its a fun game. But you can play alot of games in a row and get bad RNG on the pieces you get to place, which its just a huge waste of time. You can have your tower on one side of the map and then all the spawns flip and your beat. Now it was only 2$ so for the cost its aight I guess. But really no skill is required is all based of RNG and that I cant get behind.

4/5 star

I am going to give this a qualified Yes. If you are okay with super cutsie everything is rounded off and soft, you will love this game. The music and the art style are both good, just not my thing. The gameplay seems solid, smooth. The one thing that peeved me when I played was the click and hold RMB move the map click LMB place the new tile without a confirmation. Easy to waste new tiles by mistake if you click and hold LMB to move. Just sayin. Yeah I refunded it, I can not see myself every playing this again but I know there are people who would really have a blast with this.

Addicting and fun little tile turret game

Hexguardian is an interesting premise when it comes to Tower Defence games. I've played a lot of these both growing up and on steam, and I haven't encountered one where you literally build the map you're placing your defenses on - and that concept was what brought me into the game to begin with, and got me curious to see what the game has in store. Rather than immediately list out the negatives I have, I think it's a good opportunity to draw some comparisons to give some ground work to the kind of pros and cons this game has. In a lot of ways, this game reminds me of Fieldrunners - though instead of using towers to make a maze on a pre-existing map, you're instead building that map using a secondary resource gained occasionally through killing foes. Tiles are numerous and varied - though the game does seem to try to offer pieces that will fit holes in your existing grid. For example - if I had a space with two land connections and two water connections, I'd have good odds of finding a tile that can fit in that exact space, which helps remove the harshness of poor RNG. Building out bigger maps is essential to find resources, close and extend enemy portals, and even win maps using…

A pleasant art style, simple concept, and decent enough gameplay that it kept me coming back long after I thought it would. Worth a play, definitely if you like the genre.