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Super hexagon final level12/6/2023 It’s all simple and fun and goes well with the theme of the game. For music, the game uses some peppy 8-bit tunes by Chipzel ( download) that will remind you of the days when games were actually challenging and dying meant having to replay hours of gameplay to reach the point where you died, only to die again. Different difficulty levels have different shapes and colors. The Super Hexagon uses basic 3D graphics that keep changing colors at an epilepsy-inducing rate. Only advantage of playing at these higher difficulty levels is that it makes the basic Hard mode seem easier. Eventually it gets difficult to see the screen through all the tears. You can keep going at it but it doesn’t really seem to get any easier. You’ll hear “Game Over” so often you’ll start thinking it’s part of the soundtrack. But if you lasted, say, 30 seconds in Hard, you’ll last five seconds in Harder and about two in Hardest. If you’re feeling particularly brave, you could try the Harder or the Hardest levels. There are Harder, Hardest and a few more that get unlocked as you complete Hardest, which is impossible, so don’t even think about that. The one you saw in the video above is the easiest and is appropriately called Hard instead of the usual Easy or Normal. The game has multiple difficulty settings. At the end of the level you are shown how long you lasted, the last shape you unlocked and your top score. The longer you play the more shapes you unlock. And when you die, which you will, again and again, repeatedly, every few seconds, for a long time, you just tap on the screen and let the madness start all over again.Īs you play, the shape in the middle and walls closing in on you change shape. The controlling is done using by pressing on the right and left side of the screen to move the triangle clockwise and anti-clockwise, respectively. If you’re having a hard time understanding that, watch the video below and imaging yourself controlling the tiny moving triangle in the middle. Sounds simple, right? Sure, except for the part where the walls close in at breakneck speed, the position and shape of the gap keeps changing and lastly, the entire plane constantly keeps rotating while gyrating at the beats of the background score. You have walls around you trying to close in on you and your goal is to find that gap and run for it without hitting the walls. But to keep the game endless, you never will get rescued, so you're left to die.In Super Hexagon, you control a small triangle and make it revolve around a shape in the middle. In the case of Hexagonest, though, there are no more gods to get help from, so you're stuck in a black-and-white void of walls as far as the eye can see, until you get rescued. If you survive 180 seconds on a normal level, it means you defeated a god, and their death wish is to get help from the next god. Every time the level's color changes, it's just you attacking the gods, where if you do it, they try to push you harder.The levels themself even follow this, as well.The true ending is you defeating the fourth god, where if you die, you watch as the entire universe collapses on itself.The hyper levels are all owned by both the owner of the normal form of said levels, and the fourth god.The normal ending is you defeating the third god, and you watch as his homeworld is engulfed in uncontrolled walls. The third level is owned by the third god.The second level is owned by the second god.The first level is owned by the first god.The triangle is a boy destined to beat the hexagon gods at their own game, and the six levels are the gods' homeworlds.
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