Hex Judge — Release Date, Trailer & What We Know

About Hex Judge

Fear spreads through a small medieval village as rumors of witchcraft begin to surface. Suspicion grows, trust collapses, and everyone becomes a potential suspect. You are the inquisitor sent to uncover the truth. Question villagers, analyze testimonies, observe suspicious behavior, and decide who will face judgment before sunset. But the truth is never certain. ■ Gameplay Hex Judge is a narrative investigation game focused on interrogation, deduction, and moral judgment. Players select suspects and gather information through conversations. By comparing testimonies, identifying contradictions, and observing behavior, you will gradually build suspicion toward each villager. Based on your investigation, you must ultimately decide who is guilty. Your decisions determine not only the fate of the accused, but also the future of the village itself. ■ Game Flow • Select a suspect to interrogate • Gather information through questioning • Compare testimonies to find contradictions • Build suspicion based on evidence and behavior • Deliver your final judgment • Experience different endings based on your decisions ■ Replayability Each playthrough selects six suspects from a larger pool of villagers. Their personalities, relationships, suspicions, and hidden motives change every time you play, creating new investigation scenarios and dialogue interactions. This system allows each playthrough to feel unique. ■ Villager Editor Create your own village by customizing your suspects. Edit each villager’s name, portrait, age, and personality . Even after customization, relationships, testimonies, investigations, and endings continue to function, allowing for unique stories and new deduction scenarios every playthrough. ■ Features AI-assisted dynamic interrogation dialogue Villager Editor – Customize names, portraits, ages, and personalities Relationship-driven testimonies and suspicions Six suspects randomly selected from a larger cast of villagers Investigation gameplay focused on deduction and judgment Player choices determine story outcomes AI-generated epilogues based on each trial’s outcome Multiple endings Retro 80s-inspired pixel art Story-driven single-player experience ■ Play Time Estimated play time: 20–40 minutes per playthrough. ■ Recommended For Players Who Enjoy • Investigation and deduction games • Story-rich narrative experiences • Choice-driven gameplay • Dark medieval settings • Analyzing relationships, rumors, and contradictions ■ Streaming & Content Creation Streaming and video content of Hex Judge are welcome, including monetized content. If possible, please include a link to the Steam store page in your description.

Description via Steam.