Hexisle
skeptile · 2026 · Casual, Relaxing, Sandbox, 2D, Top-Down
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About Hexisle
Dig, fight, and craft your way across a cursed island in this relaxing incremental game, upgrading 200+ tools and abilities as you mine, fish, enchant, and loot toward its mysterious heart. Hexisle blends casual demolition gameplay with deep progression systems that keep you discovering new ways to engage with the world.
Grab your shovel and dig your way across a vast expanse of varied terrain, upgrading 200+ tools & abilities to ramp up the demolition. Hexisle is a casual, relaxing, incremental game where you mine, fight, craft, fish, enchant, and loot your way toward the mysterious heart of a cursed island!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise this incremental game for having surprising depth and engaging mechanics beyond simple number upgrades, with plenty of content to discover and unlock as you progress. The main criticism is that it starts quite slowly and can feel somewhat repetitive, though the steady pace of new upgrades and destruction methods keeps most players engaged over many hours.
It's a fun game! Perhaps a bit slow at the start, but you'll eventually be clearing screens in seconds. More and more methods of destruction and improvement unlock as you progress, and it's not all just simple numeric bonuses.1 found this helpful
Hexisle was a great, fun game. Basically a simulated minecraft experience. There's some jank, a good bit of grinding, and some of the sub-mechanics didn't land with me, but overall I had a fun time with it and it is a fairly unique game mechanically.
Nice, chill game about breaking things. More depth than I expected.
Good simple incremental game with surprisingly interesting mechanics
I've never played another game quite like it. If it seems like it might interest you I would get it. Its a lot slower then it might seem overall, and it really doesn't ramp up in crazyness until the end. Much more about solving whatever problem you're currently facing. Do be slightly warned though I think it lacks a bit of polish in many aspects though.
A lot of fun in a mindless sort of way. If you're into clicker games/incremental games you'll probably get a kick out of this. Starts out quite slow but upgrades come at a steady pace. Also seems like there's quite a bit of meat to the game and I'll be playing for awhile. Maybe not for everyone, but I really think anyone into incremental games will get a kick out of it. Also, it's not verified yet but it works flawlessly on Steam Deck.
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