Infinity: HexaDome Tactics

Infinity: HexaDome Tactics

Blindspot Games · September 10, 2026 · Turn-Based, Strategy, Turn-Based Tactics, Turn-Based Strategy, Action

Buy the Infinity: HexaDome Tactics key for Steam from Driffle INC at $9.23 — the cheapest of 3 stores we compare.

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Mostly Positive79% · 161 📉 Recent reviews down 71%
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$9.23-49%
lowest tracked $6.67
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Infinity: HexaDome Tactics price by region

Infinity: HexaDome Tactics costs £6.91 in the United Kingdom, €8.24 in Europe (EUR), $9.23 in the United States, $9.23 in Georgia (USD), CA$24.29 in Canada, A$25.19 in Australia, NZ$27.89 in New Zealand, zł36.32 in Poland and R$45.93 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Infinity: HexaDome Tactics offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £6.91 −60% £17.09 £6.91 2
Europe (EUR) €8.24 −54% €17.99 €8.24 3
United Statesyour region $9.23 −49% $17.99 $9.23 3
Georgia (USD) $9.23 −16% $10.99 $9.23 3
Canada CA$24.29 −10% CA$24.29 — 1
Australia A$25.19 −10% A$25.19 — 1
New Zealand NZ$27.89 −10% NZ$27.89 — 1
Poland zł36.32 −50% zł71.99 zł36.32 2
Brazil R$45.93 −10% R$49.49 R$45.93 2

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Infinity: HexaDome Tactics

✦ AI summary

Infinity: HexaDome Tactics is a turn-based tactical game where you build a squad of unique champions and battle through a campaign, challenges, and competitive duels on hex-based battlefields. Master resource management and tactical positioning to outplay opponents with perfectly timed attacks, objective captures, and powerful ultimate abilities.

Turn-Based Tactical Battles

Infinity: HexaDome Tactics is a turn-based tactics game set in the Infinity universe. Lead your team through a campaign where each match reveals more of the world while unlocking new champions and cosmetics.

Challenges & Duels

Beyond the campaign, test your skills in tactical challenges with unique conditions.
Face AI, friends, or other players in duels, either in friendly matches or competitive games.

Your Team

Build your squad of champions. Each fighter has unique strengths: ranged combat, melee attacks, control, or support.
Make the right plays, impress the crowd, and unleash powerful ultimate abilities.

Tactical Management

Every action point matters. Should you attack now, capture the objective, or prepare your next move?
Use tactical cards, manage your resources, and outsmart your opponents to claim victory.

Infinity: HexaDome Tactics — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player, Online PvP
Controller
Partial controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included
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DLC & expansions

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Oct 4, 2026
I don't normally post reviews however this game scratched an itch for a single player PVP game. I wanted a game where I had full control and a level playing field. Also I didn't want to worry about teammates or RNG. Pick a team, pick their preferred tactics and a sponsor with their set of tactics and take to the battlefield. You will win or lose based solely on your actions and those of your opponent. How you chose to play determines the outcome and I love that aspect. Deep strategy in knowing what your team is capable of and how to use them to the best of each of their abilities. I hope more people get into this game as there is a lot of depth and endless outcomes. Give it a try and see you on the battlefield!
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Recommended Sep 30, 2026
A game easy to understand but hard to master. Simply put, the concept is capture the flag/zone x turn based combat tactics. Almost feels like "American Gladiators" but in the future. Each character has a distinctive look, but most of all specific powers/abilities, allowing you to choose the tactic combo that works better for you. The solo campaign is helpful as it allows you to learn the rules but also play with all characters, sometimes in specific situations, which forces you to think outside the box and better understand each charater and their abilities. The game's full potential is multiplayer of course, as each player will have a different character and card line up. I've played 2 ranked matches for now and lost. But I didn't feel frustated as there were moments where it did seem like I was putting a good defence and making my opponent earn the victory. Games aren't too long either, so it easily makes you want to play again. A fun & good looking game that is easily accessible and like all multiplayer games, even better with friends.
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Not recommended Oct 13, 2026
GAME OF CARDS, this Is not a tactics game. It is a card game. Ridiculous the amount of cards you can draw with NO downside. Most of the cards completely negating characters turn and abilities. Whats the point in your characters even making moves? Takes ALL of the set up and strategy during your turn and throws it in the trash with one card. I hate the devs for ruining this game.
Not recommended Oct 9, 2026
Game crashed multiple times on me in my first 2 play sessions. I'm a big tactics fan, and was intrigued by the art style. The in game graphics don't live up to the videos and despite the description stating that the characters are voiced, the campaign mode is un-voiced. Unfortunately for me, I gave this game two tries, which put me over the 2 hour play limit for Steam refunds. Stay away from this one. Even on sale, it's not worth the frustration.
Recommended Oct 8, 2026
Infinity: HexaDome Tactics is a turn-based strategy game built around objective-based arena battles in the Infinity universe. Alongside competitive matches, it has a full single-player campaign following the champions and spectacle surrounding the HexaDome. Pros ✔️ The tactics are genuinely good - Positioning around scoring zones, splitting movement around actions, Overwatch and turn order all give you plenty to think about beyond just attacking whoever is closest. ✔️ The 3D presentation is polished - Character models, animations and arenas all look clean and clearly had a lot of production put into them. ✔️ I appreciate having a proper campaign - Dialogue choices, story chapters and new mechanics give solo players more to do than simply running matches against AI. Cons ❌ The visual styles don't really work together - The polished 3D battles and rougher story artwork felt like they belonged to different games rather than complementing each other. ❌ Readability can be a problem - Some card text was VERY difficult for me to read, ranges weren't always clear and I wasn't particularly fond of the UI. That's a problem when the game expects me to constantly evaluate information. ❌ It s…
Recommended Oct 6, 2026
This is actauly a really fun and well done game. But... keep in mind that the pvp simple lack the player numbers, wait times are long. The champaign is fine, so if you like the game play there is plenty to play.

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