Hex of the Lich

Feels more like pre-alpha demo than the full game. Bug where you leave a shop and it resets your game to zero is... an interesting one

Love it, please give me dlcs

Hex of the Lich is a game that deserves a bit more attention than it's gotten. It's a deckbuilder roguelike in the same vein as Slay the Spire and Inscryption, but instead of playing cards you're building up an arsenal of spells to use in hex grid tactics battles. While it doesn't exactly stack up to the titans, it's still good enough to be worth the asking price when it's on sale. + The spells and their effects are creative, interesting, and take full advantage of the board layout. You have spells that move you, swap positions of you and the targets, summon things, push and pull enemies, apply buffs and debuffs, do damage in an area or a line, and more. Each of these effects can show up as an individual upgrade hex that can be applied to any spell up to its upgrade limit; the more times you can upgrade a spell, the less charges you have to cast it in combat. + Deckbuilding choices are difficult to make, as they should be for this genre. You get one new spell and one spell upgrade per fight, while the shops give you a choice of 4 of each + the ability to reroll but at a price that (except for rerolling) increases every stage. Do you want the spell that summons an explosive at rang…

Overall fun game to mess around with, I recommend it because it is something new and not copy and paste

Pretty fun and arcadey, you can get some crazy hex combinations...

Game is not perfect, and, be warned, you will not find dozen of hours of original content here. But is it good ? Yes, if maybe a bit hard to understand at first. Customizing your spells is fun, and so is blowing up the screen 30 times in a row !