Hand of Hexes — is an unusual combination of tower defense and card roguelike, where defense is built not only around towers but also around the very path along which your enemies move. Build your own deck, experiment with magic, and adjust the placement of fortifications to keep your enemies wandering through the deadly labyrinth for as long as possible, thwarting their progress. The best defense comes from experimentation Towers here operate in completely different ways: some attack only in a specific direction, others fire projectiles in a circle, and some employ such unusual attack methods that they completely change the traditional approach to defense. Spells allow you to strengthen your defense, change the course of the battle, or save the day in the most tense moments, so a successful combination of cards often proves more important than the number of buildings. The game offers no hints. New towers, spells, and mechanics must be explored independently, gradually uncovering unexpected interactions between them. Randomly generated cards, events, and challenges make each new attempt unique, and the desire to build an even more effective deck begins almost immediately after completing each run. Features of the game An original combination of tower defense and card roguelike. Towers with unusual attack patterns and magic spells. Procedurally generated maps and high replayability. Free experiments without text prompts.