Rogue Hex Steam Charts & Stats

Absolutely love this game. It's a great rogue like take on 4x. Games rarely go beyond 100 turns, so a lot is packed in to each move, with lots of strategic decisions to make every time. Great to play for 15 minutes at a time, or binge for hours with that 'one more turn' pull.

Yooooo. Its so good. Like some guy said here in the comments -> the gameplay is like crack cocaine. Some notes though: 1) The art looks very "wonky" feels like some generic mobile game. 2) Would love some more npcs to fight, something more civ like, some other nations, bigger maps. Currently we only have barbara :D . But is still hella fun.

Great take on the strategy genre if you like roguelite games, expect to fail a lot at first. There is no tutorial so you have to learn by playing. Looking forward to seeing where this goes.

I adore this game. While it may not have the depth of a grand strategy or traditional Civ-like 4x game, this game makes me "one more turn" harder than any other game in a long long time. Well done

Good game... not perfect but pretty good. It's Civilization... but keeps it moving. Something happening every turn. Still takes a day or two... but Civ can easily take a week or two... or more... Update: The more I play this the more I appreciate it. I like the fact that you can go in and play terribly and still have fun. You will lose. But you will have fun. This is good for new players. But. I also like the fact that if you want to try, there is a solid game and some depth here to bite into. Nor does it take a quantum physicist to figure out some ways you could improve. This is the perfect balance for me. Two tips. One. Just because you have settlers does not mean that you will be better off trying to defend two cities as opposed to one big one, And two. Pay attention to your military units and what upgrades they get. You get very limited numbers of units with which to defend against the hordes. To have a chance you need to think strategically and use your upgrades and advantages. If I were to give a three.... it might be to consider what you have for resources when you research. Researching a tech that needs a lot of iron may not be optimal if you have no easy access to iron... but maybe you have access to something else. Again, thinking strategically is needed to optimize, as you also get limited techs. Choose wisely. Again, no need to pay attention to these things to have fun... but to win? That's different. The balance is sightly on the tough side, but I would consider it perfect. One design choice I really want to praise is the way they have set up the techs. Within an age you get to research 5 techs. But that is out of 24 or more techs. The interesting thing is that you can pick up any of the techs you want, though some have an easy one tech prerequisite, but you can not go back and get the ones you missed after the age is over. This leads to pretty different runs and a choices matter situation. Like last game I made it to the modern age, but then lost due to lack of either wood or Iron, early game resources. There are ways around that, but part of it was my choices of techs and things I chose not to get in favor of others. In hind sight, that might have worked, if I had not chosen things like Battleships down the road to save me(with no Iron, duh...). It's a very cool system. It's fun and makes you think. And can shape a whole run. Either way, excellent job Topstitch Games. I give this a: For sure recommend.