Hexon

[b]hexon[/b] is an improvement in some ways over the developer's previous game, [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/827530]current[/url], but it's still very far from recommendable. the game takes place on hexagon grids with a bunch of them lit up and some arrows facing in various directions. [b]the goal is to place the arrows over lit hexes[/b] (not necessarily covering all of them, as sometimes there are fewer arrows available). you can click each arrow individually and move them a single tile in the direction they're pointing, then click the arrow again to place them there, or click the neighboring tile to keep moving. [b]if there are other arrows in the way, they'll get pushed along as well.[/b] it's a simple concept, but it gets tricky fast, and while there is [b]no time or turn limit, there is no undo either[/b], and since it's very easy to make a mistake and have to start over, it's a dealbreaker in itself, but there are other technical issues too. separate volume settings and level restart are available, the latter by pressing 'r' or from the menu (which should disappear after restarting the level), but [b]windowed mode is useless[/b], only accessible with alt+enter, it's borderless and can't be resized or moved. furthermore, there are [b]no level numbers, level selection or on-screen buttons[/b], so it can't entirely be played with the mouse, nor the keyboard, as only 'esc' and 'r' do anything. and [b]another key I pressed while looking for hotkeys that reset my progress without confirmation[/b]. smooth. bottom line: [b]don't bother[/b], not with this game, nor the developer at this point.