Blindspot Games Releases Infinity: HexaDome Tactics For PC
A tactics game that removes randomness pushes the outcome onto player judgment, and pairing a board game's zone and sponsor scoring with a PvE campaign shows Blindspot Games is courting both competitive and single-player PC players with one release.
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Blindspot Games has released the turn-based tactics game Infinity: HexaDome Tactics for PC via Steam. It is a 1-on-1 tactics game based on the board game Infinity HexaDome Legends, built around compact hex-grid stages and 12 heroes with different abilities. Combat has no random elements, and victory depends on capturing zones, meeting sponsor objectives, and working the audience as well as fighting. A PvE story campaign is included alongside the main PvP mode.
The game is a turn-based tactics title built for one-on-one matches on compact hex-grid stages. Blindspot Games says the mechanics and visuals were adjusted from the board game source for the PC version, and the studio gathered community feedback through beta tests before release.
Matches are not decided by damage alone. Players also capture zones, complete sponsor objectives, and hype the audience, and the game ships with no random elements. PvP is the main mode, with a story campaign available for players who want to learn the rules and setting in PvE.
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