HEXADEL

чето разраб не в ту сторону идет... лучше своей первой игры он так ничего и не сделал... даже с обучением не освоил, что он тут намудрил...

I enjoyed the combination of tower defence and puzzle in this game. Placing towers, setting up conveyors, and deciding where to put traps feels strategic, and every attempt taught me a little more about optimizing

Nice blend of tower defence and puzzle mechanics

The game is simple to get into but keeps you thinking as you build and adapt. Learning what each structure does is part of the fun, and experimenting with layouts feels rewarding. A solid experience overall.

Really unique, simple and fun tower defense with neon light only. It might be a little struggle at the first but when you know and more familiar with the gameplay, it's really easy to learn and really fun with the puzzle part. The music is really relaxing too when playing this game.

I want to start this review by saying that I fully understand this game is in Early Access. HEXADEL immediately stands out with its visual style and minimalism, which is what initially drew my attention. The background music also deserves special mention — it is very well chosen, pleasant to listen to, and fits the atmosphere of the game perfectly. One of the first things I noticed was the UI flickering in the main menu. I assume this is a stylistic decision, but personally I’m not a fan of it. When you try to read the settings and letters disappear in the middle of words, it becomes slightly distracting. Still, this is not a critical issue. The tutorial does a good job overall: it is short, clear, and explains the basic mechanics. However, the HUD is not very intuitive for new players. It would be helpful if hovering over objects such as towers, walls, or traps showed small text labels. At the moment, some elements feel unclear, especially on the right side of the HUD, where values like money, an “X” number, and percentages appear without clear explanation. The building mechanics are familiar for the genre, but there is a lack of clear feedback when construction is completed. For example, after building an additional tower floor, it is hard to tell visually whether it is finished or still in progress. Adding visual or audio feedback here would improve clarity. I have seen some feedback from players who disliked manual aiming, but I personally enjoyed it. That said, offering both manual and automatic aiming modes could satisfy different playstyles. The aiming itself feels quite slow, which is likely intentional, but it sometimes creates awkward situations where the cursor moves faster than the reticle. Because of this, interacting with the HUD while enemies are nearby can unintentionally pull the aim away from targets. Overall, the game shows a lot of potential. It is clear that real effort and care have been put into it, but it still needs additional polishing to reach its full potential. That being said, I cannot give this game a thumbs down. This is a genuinely good and high-quality project that simply requires further refinement. For an Early Access title, the game already feels very solid and promising. I don’t have major concerns about the core gameplay balance, although I didn’t manage to progress very far into the campaign.

Really disliked it. An unpleasant experience. Nothing seemed to work, tutorial was no help tried to build towers, really hit or miss, walls seem pointless, not fun. Three thumbs down.