About This Demo

Build, farm, hunt, explore and fight to survive on lush procedural islands in Hexiv!

- Use cards to move, attack, provide tasks for your crew, expand your territory, and construct buildings.

- Explore ruins and purchase upgrades in the Research Lab to acquire artifacts!

- Refuel your Lander and hop to new islands, journeying towards the final showdown at the planet's equator!

Demo Features:

Beautiful and dynamic pixel perfect pixel art!

Play through the entire Introduction chapter difficulty.

Procedural islands with different biome, wildlife, and varied topography.

~100 artifacts providing unique bonuses!

Tons of different cards you can buy from the Trader or acquire from other actions.

6 crew members with unique passives and quests unlocked by rescuing them from escape pods.

3 unlockable landers with unique mechanics!

Buy artifacts and other upgrades in the research laboratory!

Enemy tiles and units intent on stopping you and terraforming the planet into a frozen wasteland!

Score Leaderboard to compete with your friends!

Full Game Additional Features:

6+ Chapters with customizable difficulty modifiers, providing unique challenges and starting boons.

Upgrade artifacts by completing their achievements, permanently boosting the artifact's power for all future games!

Over a dozen unique crew members, increasing your potential build options considerably.

6 total different Landers each with new gameplay mechanics!

Even more cards, currently numbered at 115 and growing!

Note from the Developer:

Inspired by my passion for strategy, deckbuilding, and board games, Hexiv is a labor of love painstakingly crafted, tested, and iterated on for over 6 years. Hexiv is born my nostalgia for 90's gaming fused with modern design and presented in timeless, pixeled fidelity. I hope you have as much fun playing Hexiv as I did in making it!

 - Graeme Little

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Several music tracks used AI tools during production. When possible I used historical paintings for reference in drawing pixel art for cards, but some card art used generated art for inspiration instead.