Recent reviews by Harsh_Replica

10 years and still so many game-breaking glitches. No wonder they aren't in a hurry to make the next game.

This has improved my life immensely

You put a lot of time and effort into the game, only to find that the major parts of the game are glitched to hell, even years after release. Not good enough.

This is short, but pleasant, with a terrific ambience, and just the puzzler to occupy you for a few minutes.

Super Hexagon will test one or more of your skill, your reflexes, your patience, your awareness to pick up patterns and sometimes lack of pattern, your touch, and simply whether or not you're on the right moment of the right day. You may find that you progress further in the morning and fail at night, further at night and less at lunch, or you might even do great on your second session of the day, and lose it completely on your third session.

Just remember, if you make it to halfway, you just have to do it again.

This is a cute little racer, reminiscent of the Amiga racer All Terrain Racing, that will hit both your pleasure and frustration buttons. The two major frustrating elements are the collisions that almost always favour the AI racers, and also the lack of progress syncing in between races. You'd better quit and restart on your own every few races to save your races and your money, because a game or a system crash will obliterate any progress from that session.

As for the game itself, it is a satisfying combination of good driving, tactics, and upgrades that will see you to the finish line. You'll need more than just a couple of afternoons to make it to the end, and every time you make it past that one difficult course, it feels just great. A worthwhile purchase if you like small, classic racers.