Hex Core is a short, incremental clicker-style defense game where you help PeteOS hold back waves of viruses until you can wipe them out for good. Spend resources to unlock a huge spread of upgrades, new mechanics, weapons, and research.
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Delivered as a Steam gift, usually within 3 hours.
Includes 2 items: You Know The Drill, Hex Core. Bundle info
Hex Core is a short incremental clicker game. PeteOS is your line of defense against viruses, and you’re working toward clearing them completely.
Between fights you funnel resources into a deep tree of upgrades that open new mechanics, weapons, and research paths. When you’re ready, you execute another run.
Each run climbs in difficulty and in what you earn, so turning the dial up always costs something and pays something back.
Features:
3 different game modes (Campaign, Blitz, Fork)
Large skill tree with over 900 upgrades
Simple yet engaging gameplay
Research system
Kernel Ops that provide resources for completing tasks
Controller support
Several accessibility features
Cute digital penguin
The price of Hex Core in Sri Lanka is Rs. 1,752 on VaultX.lk. Pay in 3 installments with Koko or 4 with Payzy, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Action, Casual, Simulation, Strategy.
Pretty nice all around but not too engaging, could use some QoL to avoid the tedious parts and a bit more difficulty, enjoyable all throughout the campaign nonetheless.
Satisfying progression and gameplay loop. Never felt grindy. End boss battle was genuinely very fun and stylish. Nothing groundbreaking, but simple incremental with good UI done well.
It was short, but fun.
fun little incremental. don't expect huge depth but you can beat it in an hour or 3 depending on how well you optimise your upgrades. but generally seems very well polished. just the end is a bit... VERY straightforward. but still quite nice.
I really enjoyed this game. Maxed out the demo and then purchased the full game. It's a relatively short game but I thought the time to beat was perfect. The upgrades and progression felt meaningful. There was always something to do and unlock.