HexoCity Reviews

Maybe on sale, but full price too much IMO

A relaxing yet challenging blend of chill strategy and neon aesthetics with an immersive soundtrack.

I'm a hex tile addict so I couldn't pass on this one and I'm not disappointed. The graphics are beautiful and the music is just my thing, not too prominent, relaxing with a special vibe to it which I can't explain. It's simple but it has bonuses such as the possibility to remove a tile and simple quests to make paths of which you choose the difficulty yourself. (I didn't check the creative mode, that's not really my thing.) Well done.

I am new to this genre of games, so I'm probably not the main target audience for this. Yet, I can definitely say it oozes with style, charm, and love! The artists on this one, from art direction, music, UI, and vfxs really understood the synthwave aesthetic and captured it perfectly in this mix of puzzle game and city builder. The game's difficulty won't challenge you much, so if that is what you are looking for, you are out of luck, even despite the included hard mode. The game almost doesn't want you to lose, but perhaps that isn't that bad of a thing, as you would probably play this when you want to relax a little, take in the beautiful vistas, and enjoy a calming futuristic soundtrack. Can't wait to see what the team has to offer for the future!

Purrrrfect! A chill city builder with a retro look and soundtrack. Chasing those purrrfect tiles is more difficult than it first looks. This game is deceptively difficult. Thumbs up!

The synthwave mood is there! If you want to enjoy a relaxing puzzle experience, go for it! I especially enjoyed the music and DA.

This game is a little nugget of gold! The synthwave music is truly incredible and immerses us in the game's universe. I just want to get in my car and drive along the motorways I'm building, facing the sunset between the buildings of my cities. This game is addictive! I want more of this dope!

I enjoy this game as it has a nice look to it and enjoyable music. If you've come from Dorfromantik it plays almost exactly as you would expect it to but with some fun 'powers' to change things up as you go. On the downside difficulty doesn't seem to ramp up enough as you play so a single session can last far too long. As a result the programme cannot quite handle when you try to finish a road connection quest that is passing through hundreds of road segments and causes a repeatable crash. I look forward to seeing what the devs do in the future with the game regardless and I'd recommend it is just as a relaxing, simple game to play while winding down.

I had to stop over concerns. In short, I have a 2080 super, yet this game somehow eats ALL the gpu when it is running, even is minimized. It doesn't matter what settings I change. in-fact, when I lower settings, the game runs worse. The issue is either poor optimization by the devs or the game is doing something nefarious with my gpu. Either way, I am sad because I wanted to enjoy this game so much. It is so similar to panorama, but with cyberpunk, I will be refunding,

I've played the demo for several hours to give my feedback to one of the dev but didn't have anything for free. Everything i didn't find that good in the beginning is gone now. • Casual ; yes absolutely • Quick : not really, if you take time to think about how to place the tiles it can go for a very long time. • Relaxing : for sure, no pressure. • Save : autosave. great. that's one of the feature that was really missing in the demo. • Design : classy, easy to play with. It's a very good game to open if you have short time to kill or if you are in "no brain mode" and want to relax. Just be carefull because the famous "just 10 more min" can quickly turn into "ooopss it's 3AM already"