Radial Flow

You've heard of Super Hexagon, the game famous for being one of the best and most polished reflex games on the market that still stays strong despite being aged. The game's difficulty arises from having to read patterns and quickly adjust on the go, while having to simultaneously combat any distractions the game throws at you. Now, imagine Super Hexagon, but patterns rather than being grid-locked, are instead completely seamless walls, and control scheme rather than being binary left-right inputs are now analog, based on mouse movement. That is basically Radial Flow, and oh man, this game is HARD as FUCK The difficulty doesn't come just from reads this time - now the movement is another skill that requires an insurmountable amount of precision and speed to complete the hardest of levels. You are no longer safe ever - hitting a wall from any angle, even from the side, will instantly end your run. Likewise, the developer went overboard with the difficulty, requiring the player to surv...

Open Hexagon is a game catered towards the most hardcore of Super Hexagon enthusiasts, with its Steam achievements demanding the most refined of both reaction time and muscle memory, and not many are able to say they completed every achievement there is. Now, what would happen if you took the difficulty curve of Open Hexagon, mapped it to the exponential function, and on top of that, involve learning an entirely new control scheme? That, my friend, is Radial Flow. This game may look like another clone of Super Hexagon, but the kicker is that the game is played exclusively with analog controls (aka instead of controlling with binary inputs like your keyboard, you move your mouse left and right at variable speeds). The mouse buttons do serve a purpose in this game, but it's not the same as you might see in Super/Open Hexagon; it reverses the direction in which you move your cursor. You start off with very easy levels to help you get started to the concept of mouse control, but soon yo...

Spiritual successor to super hexagon but with your mouse, flows extremely well and controls are tight.

Chill one hand gaming. I dig it. I've only played ez mode so far tho.. maybe not so chill when shit gets real...

Crazy dual cursor mode! And the walls not being forgiving adds to the challenge

Great game!

A very unique Super Hexagon inspired game that lets you play with mouse only, controls are smooth like butter (it can be a bit rough controlling it but it'll take time to master), includes 8 dual ship levels (in all difficulty) as well to spice up the challenge, a good way to confuse your brain, as such the game difficulty felt similar to Open Hexagon, this game is NOT for the faint of heart so get ready for it. [spoiler]This game also has a feature where hitting the wall kills you like the original hexagon game, watch out for that. [/spoiler] [b] CAUTION [/b] While it's a mouse only game, i recommend playing the game with a large mouse pad (it's really necessary), playing with [u] an average mouse pad [/u] would make it more of a struggles. Large mouse pad is needed if you're eager to complete the rest of the challenges in the game. Now for the overflow difficulty and some settings that were missing from the game.. 1. All of the levels in there looks.. something else, especially s...

Fun game, highly recommend setting up your own playlist - helps get the vibe just right.

Remove the duals and the game would be good.

Super fun and addicting game. Once you start you just get in the zone and want to keep playing. The included music is great and you have the option to use your own if you prefer. Whether you're looking to just chill and flow at your leisure or you're looking for a challenge, this game has you covered. Don't hesitate to buy if you're on the fence, you won't regret it!