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Super Hexagon

Based on 9 reviews

Excellent:

7
Good:

2
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros

Inexpensive.
Excellent soundtrack.
Very Addictive.
Great visuals.
A challenge for even the fastest fingers.
Stimulating and energetic gameplay.

Cons

Very difficult.

Reviews

All (9)
Excellent (7)
Good (2)

By DroidGamers on January 21, 2013

If you’re in for a grueling experience that would make you curse and tempt you to throw your phone (or tablet) out of the window, then there’s no reason why you shouldn’t be getting this off Google Play right this instant. You can thank me later.

90
By TrustedReviews on December 26, 2012

Super Hexagon is so difficult it'll make you weep tears of blood, but you won't care because you'll have been sucked into its evil universe and so just can't help yourself from continually hitting retry.

90
By PCGamer on December 12, 2012

A frenzied, elegant action game that pulses with great music and demanding thrills, for only £2/$3.

100
By IGN on September 19, 2012

Super Hexagon is a work of art skillfully combined with monstrous difficulty. The game is both hypnotic and addictive, and unless fast-twitch gameplay entirely alienates you, you’re going to get lost in this sea of shapes.

90
By SlidetoPlay on September 11, 2012

But for those of you crazy enough to take the challenge you’ll find Super Hexagon to be one of the most brilliantly designed, thrilling games on the market. You may want to consult a doctor first, though.

80
By Destructoid on September 10, 2012

Games rated 10 aren't perfect, since nothing is, but they come as close as you could get in a given genre. The new must-have game in its sector, we're talking pure ecstasy.

100
By Edge on September 07, 2012

Super Hexagon weds zen-like design purity with the highest order of twitch-reflex athleticism. It revels in the ineffable dance of muscle memory, the act of shutting off your brain and trusting your thumbs to guide you improbably to safety.

90
By TouchArcade on September 07, 2012

Inexpensive, innovative, and sensory-spinning thrills of this caliber are rare, so I suggest taking a ride on the Super Hexagon while it's on sale for $0.99 before it settles into its regular $2.99 price tag.

90
By VideoGamer on September 06, 2012

Super Hexagon is hard enough to infuriate, but its competent design makes it inviting as well. This game will invite you to have one more try (taking less than a second to restart), and it'll invite you to immerse yourself and play instinctively too: for a game like this, that's the greatest invitation of all.

80