The game is a trippy, intoxicating combination of kaleidoscopic visuals and entrancing music that shouldn't be missed, Be sure to put on a pair of beefy headphones first, or you'll be missing out. The north pole of the planet Saturn has a hexagonal storm cloud pattern with 8,600 mile. Slightly dubious facts about Hexagons: Hexagons are third order permutohedrons: The vertices of a hexagon can be formed by permuting the coordinates of the vector (1, 2, 3). Battling with your friends on the leaderboards is just as enticing as composer Chipzel's terrific tunes. Super Hexagon is a minimal action game by Terry Cavanagh, with music by Chipzel. At first, you'll be lucky to survive more than 20 seconds in a given level, which makes lasting over a minute supremely satisfying. The music's constant thrum continues despite death, and entices players to keep going. Like Super Meat Boy, defeat is met with an near-instant reloading of the level, allowing you to get back to it immediately. Super Hexagon handles challenge perfectly. The music doesn't intentionally sync with the gameplay, but it helps you fall into a euphoric trance. You time your movement around the piece of geometry in order to dodge incoming shapes and patterns.

Tapping left and right on your iPhone or iPad's screen causes a little cursor to rotate around a central polygon. The concept is simple: Dodge stuff while listening to good music. The game blends infectious, beat-driven chip-tunes with simple yet challenging gameplay. A new iOS game, developer by VVVVVV creator Terry Cavanagh, has sunk its hooks into me, and it's Super Hexagon. Game Dev Story absolutely dominated my existence during a trip to Japan last year, as I logged clear over 20 hours in the sim. I probably poured 7-8 hours into Infinity Blade, and really enjoyed my time with the game.

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