Super Hexagon

Definitely one of my favorite games. It doesn't require a large time commitment, and it doesn't require any critical thinking. Mainly it's about pattern recognition. I mainly play the Steam version, but the Android version is good too. The Android Version is a little bit harder mainly because of having to use touch controls and the smaller screen size. Would like to see Android TV support and other input methods in the future.

This game is fantastic. I own it on PC as well and love it on both platforms. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars out of 5 is due to the fact that 18:9 isn't supported, and it awkwardly forces the game to the left. It also is cutting off small bits on the corners which are rounded on my Pixel 2 XL. If the game were centered, the rounded corners won't be a problem, so it seems like an easy fix.

What a bummer!!! This game is such a blast normally, but recently redownloaded it (which was a pain and involved quite the hunt to find). Unfortunately, even after finding it, I launch to find the game has zero audio, (meaning no more of that stellar soundtrack!), and the screen seems to be zoomed in...which is essentially a game killer when the gameplay essentially is all about anticipating what is coming at you. Hoping there will be an update to fix what seems to be a widespread issue

Super Hexagon is a brutal brutal game, but that's just the way I like it. A frantic "hope you have good reflexes" arcade game that is designed around that purpose and that purpose alone. The graphics are good (for what it needs to be) and the controls are simple. The music is catchy (if you can't survive long enough to listen to it, go get the soundtrack) and has a good beat to it. If I had to voice one complaint, it would be this, minor as it is (and as minor as it is it will not detract from my 5★ rating): the game doesn't really ease you in, and there's no way to practise the segments you're bad at without randomly falling on them in the normal stages. Aside from that, though, the game is (in my opinion) flawless. Then again, perhaps it's that "diving-head-first-into-a-three-foot-deep-pool" insanity that makes the game as fun as it is. In the end, though, the question you're probably asking is "Should I buy this?" and the answer I personally feel is appropriate is "Yes. For the (normal, not-on-sale) asking price you can't possibly go wrong."

I love this game. Absolutely hands down the best game to kill time. Very skill expressive, and hard to master, but fun to get started. When this game was out on the android 9 and 10, it was working fine, but after Android 11, the game is encountering bugs on my Samsung note 10 +. If this gets a fix its 5 stars but as of now, playable but not navigatable.

This is the greatest mobile game of all time for me. Its music and gameplay blend so well, it feels like salvation once you master this game. I'd like to add one thing though. After I finished the game, with a score of over 200 seconds on Hyper Hexagonest, it felt repetitive and not so challenging, so maybe you could add an ever progressing level (speed keeps increasing every 15 secs limitlessly) after the credits are shown. Thanks for the game :)