Hex Builder
Hex Builder is a territorial conquest game on a hexagonal map. Use your deck of cards to attack, defend, and manage energy as you fight to eliminate all opponents.
Controls
- Cards – left click to play cards, click hand/board elements as prompted
- Redraw hand – left click the deck (card stack in the bottom-left) when the redraw indicator next to it (bar) is full
- Scroll map – WASD or right mouse button (click and drag)
- Zoom – Z / X or mouse wheel
- Pause game – Space (pause and resume at any time)
- Tooltips – hold Shift and hover over a card or effect to see its description
Gameplay
Your goal is to eliminate all opponents by destroying their headquarters. You can build cannons, attack with cards, or apply debuffs, while defending your territory and managing energy.
The game runs in cycles. At the start of each cycle, buildings on the map activate. Every 6 cycles you can refresh your hand by clicking the deck when the redraw indicator (dots and bar beside the deck) shows that redraw is available. You can play cards from your hand at any time; there are no turns.
Spend energy at the market to buy new cards. Some cards give energy when played; others place buildings that produce energy each cycle.
The market has two sections: one with a fixed set of cards (the same every game) and one with cards drawn at random from the full pool.
Have fun! If you enjoy the game, consider leaving a rating or a quick comment- it really helps.
| Updated | 17 days ago |
| Status | In development |
| Platforms | HTML5 |
| Rating | Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars (1 total ratings) |
| Author | Solar_Windd |
| Genre | Card Game, Strategy |
| Made with | PixiJS |
| Tags | Abstract, Hex Based, Real-Time |
| Average session | A few minutes |
| Languages | English |
| Inputs | Keyboard, Mouse |
| Links | Homepage |
| AI Disclosure | AI Assisted, Code, Text |



Comments
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Good game, but I'd like to see more clarification on what 'void' does. It comes up a lot, and I know it causes atrophy, but aside from that the exact effects are a mystery to me.
Good point, updated! Now you can hold "shift" and hover over cards/effects to get some info about it. The void effect is finally explained.