A tower defense where towers don't make their own bullets. You build the factory that feeds them: harvest ammo, route it through belts, and stack effects until a single shot homes, pierces, splashes AND one-shots the whole screen.
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MínimosRecomendadosSistemaWindows 10 64-bitWindows 10/11 64-bitCPUIntel i3-4000 / AMD FX-4000Intel i5-8000 / Ryzen 5 2600GPUIntel HD 4000 / AMD Vega 8 or equivalentDedicated GPU with 2 GB VRAMRAM4 GB RAM8 GB RAMTamanho do download500 MB available space1 GB available space
Sobre Hex Tower Boogie
Build the ammo machine. Stack the impossible.
Factorio meets Bloons TD, on a weird little hex globe.
In Hex Tower Boogie your towers don't make their own bullets, you do. Harvest ammo, route it through a factory of belts and Grabbers, shape it in stations, and feed the right tower before the next wave hits.
The Factory
- Harvest & route: pull raw bullets and push them through Grabbers and belts
- Shape your shots: damage, splash, pierce, speed, ice, burn, homing, split-shot
- Fix the bottleneck: when storage jams and towers starve, reroute and survive
The Towers
Towers don't fire on their own, they eat the bullets your factory delivers. Plant them at the chokepoints, keep them fed, and watch the line hold.
The Combos
Here's the real game: stacking effects until it gets ridiculous.
A cannon that one-shots the whole screen every 10 seconds? Build it.
A homing splash tower? Take it.
Homing AND multishot AND piercing AND bonus damage on the same bullet? ...yeah, that too.
Then socket punchcards for even crazier effects, and carry meta-upgrades across runs. By the end your screen isn't a tower defense, it's a fireworks factory.
The Stations
The Board
The battlefield is a compact hex globe: readable, weird, colorful, built for fast iteration. Place a machine, watch it move, find the choke point, hold the line.
How absurd can one bullet get? Build the machine. Feed the towers. Let the whole board boogie.
Perguntas frequentes
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Hex Tower Boogie ainda não foi lançado. Lançamento previsto: outubro de 2026.
Mínimos: Windows 10 64-bit, Intel i3-4000 / AMD FX-4000, Intel HD 4000 / AMD Vega 8 or equivalent, 4 GB RAM. O quadro de requisitos acima compara as especificações mínimas e recomendadas para cada plataforma.
A Steam indica 500 MB de espaço livre em disco para Hex Tower Boogie. Os requisitos recomendados pedem 1 GB.
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Sim — Hex Tower Boogie tem interface e legendas em português do Brasil, mas não tem dublagem. No total, a Steam lista 5 idiomas para Hex Tower Boogie, nenhum com áudio completo.
Não — a Steam lista Hex Tower Boogie como um jogo para um jogador.
Os Steam charts de Hex Tower Boogie no SteamStatistics mostram os jogadores ao vivo e as curvas de 24 horas, 7 dias e 30 dias, atualizadas pelo menos a cada dez minutos.
Na Steam, Hex Tower Boogie roda em Windows. Nenhum suporte para controle informado.
Hex Tower Boogie tem classificação DEJUS 6 e IGRS 13.
Hex Tower Boogie: preço, data de lançamento, gráficos e estatísticas