YogscastGames showed off three new games during their livestream, including Hexarchy, Time To Morp, and The Holy Gosh Darn. indiedev indiegame
\nYogscast Games held their own Direct livestream today in which they touched on many games in the works, including three new games. The company touched on many games that they are working on releasing in 2023, but in the process, they revealed three new titles currently in development. Those three are The Holy Gosh Darn, Time To Morp, and Hexarchy. We have more info on them and their trailers for you here.
'\nCredit: Yogscast Games\nHexarchy\n'Hexarchy challenges players to build a deck capable of founding civilizations that can develop economies, research new technologies and conquer all before you, taking the weighty decisions of a 4X and stuffing them into action-packed 60-minute games. Build a deck to your own style, playing cards from your hand to perform actions on the board.
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