When Dan Mullins hits, it's a resounding win for indie games as a whole. The Hex plays with such unique genre shifting and a wonderful metanarrative about humble beginnings being overtaken by early onset fame and money being introduced into someone's life. As always, the metanarrative fucking rocks and it builds to an ending that I honestly like more than Inscryption's. Inscryption is without a doubt the better overall product, but The Hex surprised me. And I do so love when Dan Mullins surprises me.