Role of Hex

Game is basically unplayable past a certain point. Memory leaks make it drag to a stop more often than not. It hasn't seen an update in 6 months, and should probably be considered abandoned at this point.

Quite fun. However, it needs some major optimisation. It lags quite heavily late game

Imagine a game where the state of RNG was up to an RNG that depended on another RNG. Literally too much random sh** going on that makes missions take 2 minutes or 20. --- Edit: Played for a few more hours. I don't think the developer even played this game. It is so random that some missions you have to leave immediately. Scaling is horrible, extremely laggy (I have a high end gaming PC too), RNG for upgrades sucks the fun out of the game.

So close to being a thumbs up. I find the idea interesting but once you get far enough into it, it becomes a slog to grind for gear, souring the whole experience. The other big down side is errors that will crash your game and lag spikes.

Enemies power up multiplicatively the player power up additively Compared to most games that means the longer time passes the more likely you are to lose depsite getting stronger. Evalution will change if this is fixed

Awesome game, would recommend it to everyone

Presumably the point of a tower defense is (usually) to survive for as long as possible, but the game linearly drops FPS after about the first 10-15 minutes, it'd be okay if it stopped at a certain limit but it doesn't. 25-30 minutes in you'll be getting spammed with popups that the game has created lag logs, complete with annoying sounds and taking up a large part of the game screen. Eventually it's so bad that the game freezes entirely. This isn't a one-off on certain maps or something, it's for every map with every game mode with every play style, which makes me think that the dev might not actually be removing/unloading enemies after they die and visually disappear, or maybe something similar. You can see my specs for yourself, I comfortably run most games I own on high/ultra settings at 60+ FPS, including cyberpunk (with ray tracing disabled) so I think I should be overqualified to run something with the complexity of a flash game at a minimum of 10FPS on the lowest settings available