Super hexagon

4.76 18,359 reviews 100,000+ Downloads $2.99 A minimal action game by Terry Cavanagh, with music by Chipzel. About Super Hexagon Super Hexagon is an arcade game developedby Terry Cavanagh. The APK has been available since January 2013. In the last 30 days, the app was downloaded about 740 times. It's top ranked. It's rated 4.76 out of 5 stars, based on 18 thousand ratings. The last update of the app was on November 2, 2022. Super Hexagon has a content rating "Everyone". Super Hexagon has an APK download size of 140.85 MB and the latest version available is 2.7.7. Designed for Android version 5.0+. Super Hexagon costs $2.99 to download. Description A new version of Super Hexagon, fully updated for Android 11/12! Super Hexagon is a minimal action game by Terry Cavanagh, with music by Chipzel.REVIEWS:-----------------"A masterpiece of design purity." - EDGE, 9/10"This is the kind of game you’re going to pass off to your friends and say, 'You’ve gotta check this out.' It’s dangerously addictive." - IGN, 9/10"Knows exactly what type of game it wants to be and executes on it spectacularly. Merciless difficulty meets brilliant design." - Gamezebo, 5/5Recent changes:A new version of Super Hexagon, fully updated for Android 11/12/13!Patch notes: - Game Updated with Android 11/12/13 Support - Lossless Game Music and updated audio engine - Updated High Frame Rate rendering on devices with 90Hz, 120Hz, 144Hz displays - Updated support for Android Fold / Flip Phones and Tablets - Touch input response time optimisations - More

Android controller support including Razer Kishi - UI Updates and optimisations for wide range of aspect ratios - Bug fixes ">Show more More data about Super Hexagon Price $2.99 Total downloads 300 thousand Recent downloads 740 Rating 4.76 based on 18 thousand ratings Ranking Top ranked Version 2.7.7 APK size 140.8 MB Number of libraries 27 Designed for Android 5.0+ Suitable for Everyone Ads NO ads Alternatives for the Super Hexagon app Super Hexagon compared with similar apps Keywords missing from this app Puzzle Hexa Play Fun Theme Sort Board Stack Players Challenge Hexagons Puzzles Strategy Color Challenging Recent Hexagonal Experience Features Levels Gameplay Brain Mode Enjoy Free Challenges Hex Colorful Match Blocks Move Games Level Modes Sorting Unlock Solve Relaxing Skills Simple Launcher World Online Create Territory Friends Google Play Rating history and histogram Downloads over time Super Hexagon has been downloaded 300 thousand times. Over the past 30 days, it averaged 25 downloads per day. Changelog of Super Hexagon Developer information for Terry Cavanagh Are you the developer of this app? Join us for free to see more information about your app and learn how we can help you promote and earn money with your app. I'm the developer of this app Share and embed Super Hexagon Embed Comments on Super Hexagon for Android ★★★★★ Years ago I told someone that Super Hexagon is the perfect mobile game, and I still stand by that today. ★★★★★ After all these years it's still the best game you can get

Super Hexagon is a minimal action game by Terry Cavanagh, with music by Chipzel.Super Hexagon was a best of 2012 runner up for game of the year on the app store."A masterpiece of design purity" - EDGE 9/10"This is the kind of game you’re going to pass off to your friends and say, “You’ve gotta check this out.” It’s dangerously addictive." - IGN 9/10"One of the best mobile gaming experiences I've had this year." - Destructoid, 10/10"Knows exactly what type of game it wants to be and executes on it spectacularly. Merciless difficulty meets brilliant design." - Gamezebo, 5/5 What’s New This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.3.0.2: Minor patch for 3.0.3.0: Welcome to Super Hexagon 3.0! This new version supports iPhoneX, brings 120 FPS support to ProMotion enabled iPads (iPad Pro 2017+), and supports iOS 11.3. This is all possible thanks to our new GLKit renderer, which should also bring faster performance and increased battery life to all devices!In addition, you can now also play the game on iPad Pro smart keyboards (as well as the existing support for MFI controllers.)Thank you so much for playing Super Hexagon. I hope you enjoy the update! Ratings and Reviews Editors’ Notes Terry Cavanagh’s Super Hexagon is quite simply one of the most challenging games we’ve ever played. A pulsating chiptunes soundtrack underscores the danger as swirling walls close in around you and you race to escape the contracting maze. With the geometric action heaping on the punishment (the easiest difficulty is appropriately labelled “Hard”), every small achievement feels like a massive victory, whether you’re topping your high score or overcoming a singularly tricky section. Amazing Game, definitely recommend! Here's some advice to you, the developer of this game - you know that SUPER hard

The vanguard of a new and positive trend in gaming.įor the bulk of video games' existence, life and death have been the primary currency players use to interact with the games. But that “Super” referent in their title is somewhat deceptive. Three fairly recent indie darlings- Super Meat Boy, Super Crate Box, and Super Hexagon- all seem to follow this model. There, most every sequel became Super, like Super Metroid or Super RBI Baseball or Super Punch-Out! These indie games slyly reference their influences here: fast-loading cartridges, two-dimensional graphics, and limited 16-bit/chiptune soundtracks. I'm trying to get my play to be more reliable because I feel like my skill isn't really solid if I can't do very well every time.The use of “Super” in indie game titles seems like it's a joke, a winking nod to the naming conventions of the Super Nintendo. I wonder if most players are like that or if the truly good players have consistently long runs without errors. Invisible, that is certainly a very respectable score, and I'll have to work hard to beat it! When I play Hexagon and Hexagoner I often feel as though I should be able to keep going forever, but I always wind up making a mistake at some point despite it seeming fairly easy to me at this point. Just a quick thought that may yield elucidation later if it turns out to be substantial.Actually, it seems highly ironic that mobile platforms have been demeaned as cesspools of casual gaming that threaten to sink the foundation of hardcore games on the PC and major consoles if Super Hexagon is anything to go by, the drive towards simplicity, which is incentivized by the technical and user-interface parameters of mobile development, may wind up saving hardcore games. Thinking a little more, it occurs to me how happy I am that games are so often striving for simplicity nowadays. I absolutely agree about gimmicks, but I think that, inasmuch as they are directly comparable (there isn't much reason to pit one against the other), I would have to argue that Super Hexagon