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Hex Empires: Grave Consequences
by uunxx
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Hex Empires: Grave Consequences
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Description
We moved the game to another account: http://www.kongregate.com/games/metasauce/hex-empires
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How to Play
Move your armies around a map and conquer all enemy capitals, before the enemies conquer yours.
FAQ
What is Hex Empires: Grave Consequences?
Hex Empires: Grave Consequences is a turn-based strategy game developed by S. Pacewicz where you command an empire to conquer a map divided into hexagonal territories.
How do you play Hex Empires: Grave Consequences?
In Hex Empires: Grave Consequences, you capture hexes, manage armies, and tactically attack or defend cities and resources against other empires in a digital board game format.
What are the main features of Hex Empires: Grave Consequences?
Hex Empires: Grave Consequences offers map conquest, turn-based combat, city management, and resource allocation, with variable difficulty settings and multiple maps.
Is Hex Empires: Grave Consequences multiplayer?
Hex Empires: Grave Consequences is a single-player strategy game where you compete against AI-controlled empires rather than other players.
How does progression work in Hex Empires: Grave Consequences?
Progression in Hex Empires: Grave Consequences is based on conquering new territories, capturing capitals, managing cities, and strategically expanding your empire across each scenario map.
Comments
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marineFC
Jul. 02, 2014
Just realised this - one of my favourite features from Hex Empire 1 is gone, conquered countries regaining independence when an empire falls. Please consider re-adding this, it made the game so much better.
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This makes sense, I simply forgot about it.
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Caedor
May. 21, 2014
Cities and factories that get blown up produce fewer soldiers. The key is to destroy the enemy's facilities while keeping yours intact.
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ddsw1b
Apr. 21, 2014
"we strongly believe that one day all of the people in the world will live together in peace and harmony as slaves to a great nation" >_> wait what?
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Cogitation
May. 05, 2014
It would help if armies could be given waypoints. Often, a movement order does NOT go through all the points that I want an army to march through.
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vints
Apr. 25, 2014
greatly enjoyed hex empires, nice sequel!
I can't say I understand the controls though. Strangely, sometimes my troops will not complete orders and stand idly letting the enemies pass by. For instance, this happens when a group was ordered to go to one of my cities which got captured before they arrived.
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