Open Hexagon

This game is genuinely super fun. I really enjoyed super hexagon and after beating that game went to play this and I was not disappointed at all. This improves on the og game in nearly every possible way and makes it in an endlessly replayable experience with lots of potential. It presents many new levels that are significantly difficult compared to super hexagon at a variety of different skill levels. This gives people who played super hexagon a new way to test their skills and be rewarded for it. In addition to this, the game supports custom levels which there are quite a few of and many of them are extremely polished and provide insane amounts of extra content. The leaderboard system placed in numerous levels constantly gives you a reason to go back and play many of them even after you get achievements on them and there are many ways you can improve. There is also a tightknit community that is really nice. If you enjoyed super hexagon or any of the above sounds fun to you, this $5 ...

super hexagon on steroids, felt really satisfying to pick up and master

[h1] An all-timer of an action-arcade. (8.4/10) [/h1] I consider this game to be a must-have. As per the store page, it’s “[i]easy to pick up, hard to master[/i]”, and sometimes that’s all you need, for a game priced so cheap that I wouldn’t regret buying fully. It’s a game that requires brutal amounts of practice and constantly dying repeatedly, and you might develop a love-hate for it, but I still think it’s worth a try just because it’s almost a steal. If you’ve enjoyed its predecessor Super Hexagon, then it’s 100% a worthy purchase, because as far as the [b]base level goes, things feel quite cleverly designed[/b] & upholds the legacy and terror that Hexagons are to this world. In Hexagonest or Hyper-gonest of Super (“level that took me lots of tries to beat at the time”; Difficulty 3/6 out of 6, respectively), I admit that I was praying for patterns to align in giving me lots of simple ones in succession to win the 60s achievement. There was lots of muscl...

ABSOLUTELY YES for me tho. You gotta be into codding, super hexagon gameplay and have at least one friend who likes it as well.

It's a very great Super Hexagon remake with more ways to play that are easy to learn but hard to master. This game has Focus and Swap. Focus, roughly speaking, is decreasing your scroll speed, and Swap makes you instantly rotate 180 degrees. Huge plus is that this game can run on a literal vacuum cleaner because this game is not demanding at all. Overall, this game is awesome and I highly recommend it if you like hard games like Super Hexagon.

1. The game shines only in its graphics. 2. Unfortunately, the level design is terrible (unbalanced) and feels more suited to a demo-stage game. 3. The achievements, given their number and requirements, are challenging to unlock due to unbalanced design, so most casual players will likely abandon them. 4. Community-created levels are mostly unbalanced and clunky, with only about 1% being worth trying. But the benefit is that you can create your own levels.