Super Hexagon

Probably a very good game for skilled gamer, but absolutely atrocious for the other who will prefer watching powerplays to benefit from the fabulous music is little bit more than 30 sec. I found this game so frustrating I had to just stop and resign. I would say it lacks some Hardless mode or at least some options to set the way the cursor can be moved (not only 360° but also track by track like an Audiosurf) and the zoom / camera is handled. Making an unscrupulously difficult game is a design choice I totally respect, but with some more ways to capture and help poor-skilled players understand and improve - or simply profit - as many other difficult games already did (Terry with VVVVVV, Dark Souls, Crypt of the Necrodancer, Furi, etc.) could have made the game even greater, or even the greatestestest. Here I just disappointment for me. I would have loved loving it. Sad.

As others have said, this is not a deep game. There is no storyline. It's difficult. Most games will last only a matter of seconds to minutes (with practice). These are not bad qualities to a game, unless you are expecting something different. The fun in this game is certainly of the "just one more try" caliber. I have this on both the iPad and now through GoG on Windows. Both appear to me to be equivalent experiences. The load time on the Windows version is simply amazing to me; no splash screen or anything to get in the way. It makes for a great way to load up a quick game and then close it down again with no regrets.

There is not much to say about this game: It's fun, It's difficult, it's got a great sound track and it's dirt cheap. I guess the only thing that really bugged me was the announcer, which would often interrupt the 'flow'. On the bright side it can be disabled by removing some of the sound files. This game is worth buying. Get it.

Seriously, finishing this game means a HUGE amount of frustration on the way to the goal, but jeez, any second you add to your score is incredibly rewarding, and reach 60 seconds in the last level, after weeks of training is the greatest feeling you can ever possibly imagine. And still, you play, again and again, because each level feels like a frenetic dance with your keyboard and the game. Seriously, for this price + a little bit of sweat at the beginning, this is the best investment you can make. (sorry for my english)