Super Hexagon

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8.4

Generally favorable reviews- based on 252 Ratings

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  1. KevLooney
    Apr 29, 2022
    9
    The game is simple and not frustrating to play. the game is a 9/10. I feel wired from playing as I focus on what is going on. It becomes intuitive. I am transfixed. I can't be anything other than flow. Any difficulty above medium is gated by reaction time and is unreasonable to play.
  2. Wrathzo
    Mar 22, 2022
    7
    Super Hexagon is an independent twitch video game developed by Terry Cavanagh, with music composed by Chipzel. Super Hexagon is a fast-paced twitch game in which the player controls a triangle on a hexagonal grid in the center while walls come from the edges of the screen. The controls are simple: the player must pivot the triangle to the opening in order to survive. The pace of the gameSuper Hexagon is an independent twitch video game developed by Terry Cavanagh, with music composed by Chipzel. Super Hexagon is a fast-paced twitch game in which the player controls a triangle on a hexagonal grid in the center while walls come from the edges of the screen. The controls are simple: the player must pivot the triangle to the opening in order to survive. The pace of the game progressively gets more difficult the longer the player has survived and to distract players, the game features a chiptune soundtrack, a background that regularly changes color, and walls that occasionally change direction.… Expand
  3. glomman
    Dec 31, 2020
    8
    Super Hexagon is very difficult, although you could play through all of it in just 6 minutes, it will very likely take you multiple hours to complete it. I personally managed to complete it in 22 hours with my XBox One controller attached to my PC, which I very much recommend.
    The game itself incentivises you to dodge incoming obstacles in form of a hexagon, often leaving only one side    Super Hexagon is very difficult, although you could play through all of it in just 6 minutes, it will very likely take you multiple hours to complete it. I personally managed to complete it in 22 hours with my XBox One controller attached to my PC, which I very much recommend.
    The game itself incentivises you to dodge incoming obstacles in form of a hexagon, often leaving only one side open. Combine that with high-bpm chiptune music and always more difficult levels, you have a very addicting game, which I found myself playing for hours in a row.
    It costs less than a Sandwich, and definetely almost as good.    … Expand
  4. EC2020
    Jul 15, 2020
    10
    The prototypical example of a perfect game. Super fast paced and skill based gameplay loop with one of the best soundtracks of the decade. Absolute perfection
  5. DolphDaOne
    Jan 19, 2020
    10
    This is so much fun. No really, in my two hours (I have beat hexagon and hexangoner), I have not once felt dissatisfied with the game after leaving it for another day. While I haven't played VVVVVV (but it is high on my to-do list), I can why people respect Terry. The games are beautiful, fun, and most of all, simple.

    While the controls at first felt really slippery, you soon get used    This is so much fun. No really, in my two hours (I have beat hexagon and hexangoner), I have not once felt dissatisfied with the game after leaving it for another day. While I haven't played VVVVVV (but it is high on my to-do list), I can why people respect Terry. The games are beautiful, fun, and most of all, simple.

    While the controls at first felt really slippery, you soon get used to them and realise the necessity for the slippery controls. I feel is what makes super hexagon unique from all the other infinite runner/fast-paced games, are the slippery controls. this is a great boredom buster and well worth the price.

    Also, is no-one going to talk about the progression levels? like the point all the way to the hexagon. This was a perfect design choice to keep me coming for more. It's kind of like saying, 'You suck, but you suck a bit less.' This, and many other small details is what kept me coming for more.    … Expand
  6. RoamGod
    Feb 23, 2019
    8
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  7. ChoicestGames
    Feb 15, 2019
    7
    If you're looking for a challenging minimalist arcade game with a fantastic chiptune soundtrack to boot, Super Hexagon is worth a look. If you're as bad as me at games like these though, the game can seem like a bit of a waste since you might be forever stuck on the first level.
  8. Yelov
    Jul 22, 2018
    9
    Awesome music, I like the fact that it's also available on mobile devices, since it has the most simple controls ever. You just zone out to the visuals and music, in a way it's both frustrating and relaxing.
  9. Diegochocho
    Jul 5, 2018
    8
    Si quieres que te agarre convulsiones juega este juego jejejejejjejeejejeje
  10. Ironplate
    Feb 20, 2018
    8
    + Fun
    + Hard
    + Addicting

    Recommended for hardcore rhythm players of all ages. Really liked it.
  11. fionagillard
    Oct 9, 2017
    8
    Hours could be spent playing this straight-forward arcade style game. Its combines the simplification of controls and high responsiveness all great games within in the Twitch gameplay field contain whilst maintaining a challenging element that engages any gamer.
    As I moved through the levels there was a clear differentiation as each of the 3 levels (Hexagon, Hexagoner and Hexagonest) and    Hours could be spent playing this straight-forward arcade style game. Its combines the simplification of controls and high responsiveness all great games within in the Twitch gameplay field contain whilst maintaining a challenging element that engages any gamer.
    As I moved through the levels there was a clear differentiation as each of the 3 levels (Hexagon, Hexagoner and Hexagonest) and there hyper and normal modes. I can appreciate how the game automatically switches to these higher tiers whilst using the same basic controls but demonstrating the difference through the colour, speed and gauntlet patterns the gamer has to navigate their way through. These changes provide the player with a feeling of progression attracting their attention.
    These 3 levels play different songs from a soundtrack made by Chipzel: each song starts at a random place when the new level begins to add to that automatic-new-level feel gaining a sense of momentum within the gamer. When the triangle gets caught in the hexagon the game can easily be reset by pressing the space bar which fires up a new pattern: personally I love this and the automatic-new-level feature as it means less time it spent fiddling about with settings and more game time. An automated voice is present at certain times indicating a new level and time that has been reached meaning the player doesn’t get distracted looking at the timer. In my opinion this adds to the suspense and engages the player more.
    However, the geometry patterns may seem boring in comparison to other simulations with in the Twitch/ Action genre as the majority are the same shape, a Hexagon, which provides the game with its USP although people may agree this is dull and the lazy design isn’t detailed enough. Nonetheless the graphics of these basic designs are reasonably good.
    Super Hexagon lacks any real signs of advancement from its 2012 prototype, Hexagon, as the game’s visuals haven’t really been developed. The only real change is in the clarity of levels and difficultly. There have been times when playing Super Hexagon on a PC that I have felt it may be too responsive and that glitches in the graphics have led to an early death. This is clearly an error that needs to be corrected. There have been issues in the past with updates wiping saved games and high scores anyhow the 2.0 version on IOS has major performance improvements and true retina display support.
    From a social point of view this isn’t a game that can be played multi-player at the same time which is a weakness. Although any player’s best scores or friend’s high scores can be broadcasted on sites such as Stream and Game Centre depending on the device being operated. Super Hexagon is available on IOS, Android and PC; these consoles offer limited controls as only the Keyboards can be used when playing on a PC (this has faced heavy criticism as this version doesn’t support mouse control for PCs) and other gadgets use their volume control buttons to control the movement of the triangle which isn’t ideal. The game is cost-effective costing on average £2.50 or can be played for free online with no in-game transactions which is always a positive.
    Overall I think this game is entertaining for a low cost single-player game however the minimalistic design may appear basic but the game has the potential to be challenging if the gamer perseveres.    … Expand
  12. tsampson25
    Aug 6, 2017
    0
    I enjoy it, great time saver! Not much more to say about it, your a triangle that dodges incoming hexagons type lines. it's a relatively simplistic but fun game!
  13. IJL711
    Jun 20, 2017
    8
    Left and right. That's it. Surely that couldn't be so har-lost... Okay, let's try agai-lost. .... I MUST WIN!
    Two thumbs us.
    Music is straight up baller.
  14. Bumblebugbee
    May 12, 2016
    5
    Simply put, Super Hexagon is a test of reflexes and patience. An inexpensive experience that is equal parts audio and visual. This is an incredibly simple, straight-forward survival game. Don't expect any bells and whistles, what you see is what you get. After playing or watching this game for a minute you'll have seen everything it has to offer.

    The concept of Super Hexagon is    Simply put, Super Hexagon is a test of reflexes and patience. An inexpensive experience that is equal parts audio and visual. This is an incredibly simple, straight-forward survival game. Don't expect any bells and whistles, what you see is what you get. After playing or watching this game for a minute you'll have seen everything it has to offer.

    The concept of Super Hexagon is simple; you must spin around the center of the screen trying avoid the incoming obstacles. Each obstacle is tied to one of the six alternating sections that split up the screen. Training your eyes to focus on the light and dark sections is key to quickly finding escape routes. It takes a while just to get the feel of moving around. Getting used to the sensitivity of the movement and developing your latency to react to different situations is one the biggest learning curves you have to overcome.

    Be warned, this game is incredibly challenging! This is quickly noted as your only difficulty choices range from hard, harder, and hardest. Don't expect to last more than a couple seconds with everything being thrown at you. Over time you'll become more comfortable with the patterns which change every 10 to 15 seconds. However, the procedurally generated levels ensure you can't just memorize particular routes. If dodging obstacles wasn't enough the screen is constantly spinning and on a whim it can change its direction.

    Music plays a big role in this game. The fast-paced electronic music fits the mood of this game perfectly. As the hexagon in the center pulses and the sections change colors you feel your adrenaline surge. Every time you fail and restart it feels like nothing has happened and the party is still going full blast. It feels like the music is cheering you on; if your ears can keep up then so should your reflexes. Hearing the announcer every time you enter a new region is a quick refreshing respite from the intensity of the music and gameplay.

    For me this game is just to simple and unfulfilling. There really is no feedback loop or incentive to keep playing. Yes, there is some sense of accomplish every time you gain a second or two on your previous best score. However, its not nearly enough to make up for the misery of failing over and over again. The fact that your only reward for doing good is a new high score combined with the incredible training need to master the sensitively of the controls and what little joy was to be had quickly becomes washed out. If all you want is a really good challenge to master you may enjoy this game otherwise don't waster your time on this title.    … Expand
  15. letcreate123
    Dec 26, 2015
    8
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I liked this game. Pretty short after enough practice but you'll probably keep playing it even after having completed it, because you can always go to beat your personal bests in the levels. The random patterns in Hexagoner are definitely the best. Hexagon is a bit tedious and Hexagonest is very repetitive with the exception of rare appearances of the "Right Right Left Left Left" pattern and the "hold left or right" pattern. Still, this game can be a nice challenge for players that are new to fast pressing.… Expand
  16. DanySK
    Nov 1, 2015
    3
    Rotate the environment in order not to hit the barriers. Nice background music. Nothing more. There is very, very little in this game, it can absorb you for a short time, depending when you get bored of dying continuously.
  17. ThePCGamer101
    Jun 24, 2015
    8
    BE WARNED: Somehow the game doesn't put out a warning anywhere, the movements are really quick and may cause people who suffer with epilepsy to go mad so I would suggest not to play it if you suffer with epilepsy, and for those people who do not suffer with epilepsy, don't play for too long, or it will give you a headache or cause nausea or even death, who knows, it may last for a veryBE WARNED: Somehow the game doesn't put out a warning anywhere, the movements are really quick and may cause people who suffer with epilepsy to go mad so I would suggest not to play it if you suffer with epilepsy, and for those people who do not suffer with epilepsy, don't play for too long, or it will give you a headache or cause nausea or even death, who knows, it may last for a very long time or be permanent!

    What can I say about Super Hexagon? It is a fun little indie game that makes you rage but also makes you feel satisfied! The objective of the game is just to dodge these large hexagons and every 10 seconds (or so...) it changes a bit and makes it more challenging and faster, on the whole I highly recommend this game if you don't mind swearing once or twice! And it's worth your money    … Expand
  18. azgoodaz
    Jun 4, 2015
    8
    Super Hexagon was a game within the web browser (and still is). But now its a Steam game with achievements. And with its roots back from the web browser, you still have the amazing visuals and audio while playing. Your goal is to make a Hexagon while going through other Hexagons but at a fast pace and beat your time or beat the level that you died on. Super Hexagon is a fun and a hard gameSuper Hexagon was a game within the web browser (and still is). But now its a Steam game with achievements. And with its roots back from the web browser, you still have the amazing visuals and audio while playing. Your goal is to make a Hexagon while going through other Hexagons but at a fast pace and beat your time or beat the level that you died on. Super Hexagon is a fun and a hard game and will put your brain to a challenge.… Expand
  19. tsakiym
    May 12, 2015
    5
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I do not have to say anything more. But i need to write one hundred and fifty characters. i think my score can describe it............................… Expand
  20. JoseR
    Mar 31, 2015
    9
    My god this game is fast, it doesn't want to mess around it is just there to make you play it for an hour and feel that only five minutes have gone just because of the lack of progress and the amount of times you had to rest due to all the swirly colours. such an intense game that i bought a few years back, and im still diving in once every week only to leave more often than not moreMy god this game is fast, it doesn't want to mess around it is just there to make you play it for an hour and feel that only five minutes have gone just because of the lack of progress and the amount of times you had to rest due to all the swirly colours. such an intense game that i bought a few years back, and im still diving in once every week only to leave more often than not more disappointed in my inability to beat my friends high score. great fast paced game.… Expand
  21. daviduarte
    Dec 8, 2014
    10
    This is the only game ever I don't get frustrated by failing. You will fail again and again and again, repeat the same level and it never gets boring. If you like pushing yourself to your limits and finishing for the sake of knowing you can do it, then Super Hexagon is the perfect game. Very solid mechanics, well balanced levels, amazing music and responsive controls. It is just impressiveThis is the only game ever I don't get frustrated by failing. You will fail again and again and again, repeat the same level and it never gets boring. If you like pushing yourself to your limits and finishing for the sake of knowing you can do it, then Super Hexagon is the perfect game. Very solid mechanics, well balanced levels, amazing music and responsive controls. It is just impressive how much fun I could get out of such a minimalist game.… Expand
  22. Rekragamm
    Oct 22, 2014
    8
    Claiming that this game is perfect would be false, but it is AMAZING. I've played this game for quite some time now, and it's thrilling and exciting through and through. With its extreme challenge and fun gameplay mechanics this game will have you play until the sun comes up. Also, it has 6 different difficulties which each should take about 2 hours to master and truly beat though this mayClaiming that this game is perfect would be false, but it is AMAZING. I've played this game for quite some time now, and it's thrilling and exciting through and through. With its extreme challenge and fun gameplay mechanics this game will have you play until the sun comes up. Also, it has 6 different difficulties which each should take about 2 hours to master and truly beat though this may vary depending on skill and reaction time as well as the last few being extremely hard to beat, but about 14 hours of gameplay is great for a game that costs 3 dollars.

    On the other hand this game isn't for everyone. If you don't like massive strobes colorful lights and loud music I wouldn't suggest this game. Also some may be burnt out in the first level if they give up easily as it is very challenging, and anyone who hates games that stick to 1 mechanic by heart won't like this game. 8/10 generally you will enjoy this game for all the content it has but some may give up throwing keyboards, or get burnt out by gameplay but generally this game is extremely fun.    … Expand
  23. ViolentBoo
    Oct 14, 2014
    10
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  24. BenHazelden
    Oct 13, 2014
    6
    Extremely fun, extremely frustrating, extremely competitive, but also extremely limited. Super Hexagon is a nice little game to play every now and then.
    6/10 - Ben Hazelden
  25. DoUEvnLft
    Sep 30, 2014
    9
    Truly one of the most addicting yet simple concepts in recent history.
    It's dirt cheap and I would wholeheartedly recommend that you buy this game, even more so if it's on sale.
  26. Althenuix
    Sep 23, 2014
    10
    The difficulty is perfectly balanced in-between the six game modes and the varying patterns keep you on edge. The controls are very fluent and easy to manage. If you fail, it's always your fault. The changing colors are distracting, but they add to the already tough difficulty. It has an excellent soundtrack to boot,
  27. AcePhoenix007
    Jul 16, 2014
    10
    This is a quite challenging game, requiring you to have sharp hand-eye coordination, a great level of concentration, and ability to focus at all costs. If you have all those, you should be able to nail the first two, or possibly three, levels of this game. It isn't easy though. Aside from its difficulty, this is a good little game with a small price tag.
  28. ghproducts
    Jun 26, 2014
    10
    Let me say this first, i LOVE this game! I first saw it on sale for like, 29 cents, expecting it to be an simple game i would play for several hours and be done with it, but then i ended up playing 59 hours in total. The idea behind this game is very simple, you are a small triangle circling around a hexagon with vibrant flashing colors and a great soundtrack that fits the game perfectly.Let me say this first, i LOVE this game! I first saw it on sale for like, 29 cents, expecting it to be an simple game i would play for several hours and be done with it, but then i ended up playing 59 hours in total. The idea behind this game is very simple, you are a small triangle circling around a hexagon with vibrant flashing colors and a great soundtrack that fits the game perfectly. You just have to last 60 seconds on each level to beat it. Sounds simple, Right? But It will take you hours just to beat the first level.
    It is a extremely addictive game, and one you will play a lot. You will get better each time you play it. It does not give you time to feel down about dying, as you can get right back into the acting less then a second after you have died. You can spend hours just trying to beat your old high score by a single second. And that feeling when you finally beat a level, man it is the greatest feeling of satisfaction ever. Once you beat the last level, you will fell the most amazing feeling of accomplishment ever. when you play, you will not blink, you have to focus on everything at once so that you can move you character to the right place to survive. Each second feels like a minute, and a minute feels like an eternity when playing this game.You will never feel angry at the game, or dissapointed at yourself, because you will noticeably improve yourself each time you play. i have seen some complaints that it is really hard, but i do not view that a a complaint, if it was easy, or even just at a normal difficulty, you could power through it quickly.
    I love this game, and i will still play it though i have beat it. You know that you are in a challenge when the first(And easiest) level is labeled hard. It is addictive, challenging, and so freaking fun for 3 bucks that i would recommend this game to anybody.    … Expand
  29. Twirkkhu
    Jun 11, 2014
    9
    Super Hexagon is a game that you occasionally want to play, only to find that you have made no progress in that one level you hate so much, which makes this game a "one of a kind". The music is awesome, and it's terrifyingly simple, yet so hard and frustrating. When you finally manage to beat a certain level, you get that one moment of sheer pride, until you realize that your friends haveSuper Hexagon is a game that you occasionally want to play, only to find that you have made no progress in that one level you hate so much, which makes this game a "one of a kind". The music is awesome, and it's terrifyingly simple, yet so hard and frustrating. When you finally manage to beat a certain level, you get that one moment of sheer pride, until you realize that your friends have gotten further. Give it a shot!… Expand
  30. carlosgtardon
    Jun 10, 2014
    7
    Es una experiencia neurológica, básicamente es un manual de cómo generar una ataque epiléptico fotosensitivo. Interesante para la gente que esté interesada en la neurobiología de los videojuegos, pero prohibido para menores de 18, ya que puede provocarles un ataque epiléptico que estuviera latente.
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 4 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 4
  2. Mixed: 0 out of 4
  3. Negative: 0 out of 4
  1. Pelit (Finland)
    May 13, 2013
    82
    Super Hexagon is not a game you'll play for months on end. It's not a significant step in the evolution of games as an art form. But damn if it isn't astounding that a game this simple can be such a joy to play! As a small-scale time waster it's pretty much perfect. [May 2013]
  2. Multiplayer.it
    Dec 27, 2012
    85
    Fast, minimal and fun: Super Hexagon is the new Terry Cavanagh triumph.
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  3. PC Gamer
    Dec 6, 2012
    90
    A frenzied, elegant action game that pulses with great music and demanding thrills, for only £2/$3.
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