Hyper Flex 1.1.1

Reviews

2 ★, on 2016-10-29
I suck at this game, but I also dislike endless runner games. The music is good but the gameplay got old in the first 5 minutes (at least for me). I want to see less endless runner/puzzle games where the best thing about the game is it's visual style and music instead of core gameplay. I want to see more games like Icebreaker: A Viking Voyage or Pixel Dungeon which is why I don't think this game deserves it's current score of 4.5.

5 ★, on 2017-02-21
The music and visual style come together in a way that has worked before with similar games like VVVVVV and Super Hexagon. The game feels similar to the two while the actual gameplay is completely different, and that's an awesome phenomenon. Several times while playing i actually thought i was playing one of Terry's games! Fits right into the world of Hexagon and V and yet is so unique that i can't put it down. Outstanding! Want on Steam.

5 ★, on 2016-12-18
The game itself is extremely addicting, and it's tough for me to put it down. I always come back to this game, it's just so good. The music is amazing, and the little splash texts that appear everytime you die are hilarious. They're like the splash texts from minecraft, but with more variety and much more funny. Great game, would highly recommend. (no, I'm not getting anything to say this. This is a genuine review)

5 ★, on 2016-11-19
I don't usually write reviews for games. I think this is actually my first legitimate review for one. This game is just fantastic. Tight controls, great music, a game that rewards the player with even more content. And seeing the developers read and respond to a few of the reviews shows how much time,love, and effort was put into this project. Thank you guys so much. P.S. you guys should add the option to pay for no ads, because I would gladly do so in a heartbeat.

5 ★, on 2016-07-31
First the music. I don't know if its pseudo-chiptune or not but its still amazing. The color pallette and the resolution is great. The gameplay is also great. It's an infinite runner and I don't know how they did it with a seemingly tile-based system but they have all these Twisties and turnies and it really ads to the challenge. If you thought that gravity switching wasn't cool or creative anymore you are very mistaken. The devs (or dev I don't know which) truly did a good job on this game.

5 ★, on 2016-08-27
This little gem is probably something you've seen before. The Impossible Game, VVVVVV, 1001 Spikes. This fast paced, high stakes platformer is pleasantly reminiscent of those titles. The controls are simple, just tap to jump across the divide to avoid walls and spikes. It's hard, but just when you're about to quit, the soundtrack kicks in and you have to keep playing to hear that sweet chiptune goodness. My only request would be an option to pay 2 or 3 bucks to remove ads. Overall, an excellent game.