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Hex is unusual. It owes it's roots to Magic: the Gathering like almost any other trading card game, sure--but being digital-only has allowed it to evolve in complexity and provide more options than any other paper-based TCG.

The ability to sell or trade cards from your collection gives that collection real value, something that collectible card games like Hearthstone (which I also enjoy, but for different reasons) just can't do. Keeping watch on the card economy and tracking the value of individual cards is a game in itself for me.

You can engage in the same tournament formats that paper-based TCGs provide at hobby stores and game conventions, but from the comfort of home any time of day or night. This is a huge bonus for me, as I simply don't have the time to go to these events. As the game evolves, more formats (such as Evo Sealed) get added--and the game is constantly being updated.

Most of all, though--it's fun! PvP is fun, the PVE campaign is fun, it's just a well-crafted game. The card themes are clever and the art is just amazing. The world of Entrath is a compelling fantasy backdrop, and you can tell that a lot of hard work has been poured into it.

A note about the game mechanics: Hex uses a resource system that is similar to Magic the Gathering (although, IMHO, it's more forgiving), and the variable nature of it is enough to frustrate some players who want less random chance in their games. I personally don't mind it--it's just one more factor to consider when deck building, and the variance is just as likely to work for you than against you.

I've played hundreds of hours of Hex before it even came to Steam, and I expect to be playing it for a long time to come. As a former competitive paper TCG player, it scratches the itch quite well, and is much more convenient and less expensive than its competitors. If this type of game is in your wheelhouse already, you really owe it to yourself to give it a go.