24 vs Hex Squad Tactics

Can your team win every race? 24-0 is a racing draft game built around one idea: put together a lineup from real championship seasons and try to go undefeated. Two drivers, a car, a manager. Then the calendar starts. SEASON A year drops in. You draft. You race. Match colours for a SAME TEAM boost, or stack raw pace and hope it holds. Watch every circuit or jump ahead to the standings. Perfect seasons land on your local leaderboard. PASS & PLAY Hand the phone around. Two to four players draft from the same year, then race it out. Fill the rest of the grid with CPU teams, or keep it head-to-head. DAILY CHALLENGE One shared puzzle a day. Same season, same rolls, same luck for everyone. One attempt. Come back tomorrow. Share your result as a card when you want the world to see the score. 24-0. Anything less is a story for next season.

Hex Squad is a relaxed real-time tactics game about maneuver and angles. You command a small squad across a hex grid — where you point each trooper matters as much as where you move them. Every trooper sees down a weapon cone. Fog of war hides what no one is looking at. Bullets travel slowly enough that moving is a real dodge, so a fight is decided by positioning: get the angle, use the cover, and catch the enemy where their armor isn't. FEATURES • Real-time or turn-based — play in relaxed continuous time, or take it slow, turn by turn. • Free facing and weapon cones — line of sight is a cone you aim, not a stat. Flanking is the kill. • Cover, walls, and fog — read the battlefield, brace against walls, and control the lanes. • Automatic reaction fire — your troopers spot and defend themselves; you play the general. • Distinct classes — sniper, rifle, SMG, shield, and burst, each with its own reach and role. • Waves and regroup — hold ground as the arena tightens around you. • Play online — host a room with a 4-letter code and take on a friend, or fight the AI solo. Real-time or turn-based, both work online. • Fast to pick up, no accounts, no ads, no timers, no nonsense. Just tactics. Point your squad, hold the angles, and win the ground.