Super Hexagon

Locked in and dizzy as hell.

Super Hexagon is the perfect example of a game built around extremely simple concept that become surprisingly challenging. With only six levels and just two controls, it seems accessible at first, but the difficulty increases dramatically. It's the king of game you can lauch at any time for a two-minute session and end up playing for an hour. Extremely addictive. 100% Completion Time : 12.3H Completion Difficulty : 3/10 Playthroughs : 6 Successful Missables : None Notable requirements : Complete the six levels.

After years of owning it and playing it on and off i finally decided enough was enough and went through a pain staking journey to finish the game and now i can finally say i am part of the 6% of people that have finished it. During this journey i have experienced pain, suffering, torment and pain.. if you hate yourself then buy this game 10/10 would recommend therapy

was fun until the entire difficulty of the game became reliant on how much the camera can flip around and jerk back and forth and disorient you as much as humanly possible, i find this more obnoxious than challenging

As good as a rhythm game can possibly get. Peak minimalist design with an unmatched scoring dopamine loop, just make sure you won't have an epileptic seizure.

I have 164 hours on this 50 Mb game. I played it when I had a toaster which could barely run an internet navigator. I'm playing it today when I have clair obscur installed. It's a meditative experience. The combination of flashing lights, the best music ever and the fact restarting after a death is a single key and doesn't even restart the music somehow interact in my brain such that whenever I boot it up, for 15 minutes I'm at peace. Highly recommend it. It probably won't "click" as hard as it does for me but I think it should still be an enjoyable experience for anyone.

This game will give you vertigo, and then you power through it and it becomes almost second nature. Definitely a challenging game.