Tetradecagon

How to feel yourself really stuрid 101 >Get a super simple game >Try to survive for 10 seconds >Die 7835753 times >Survive 228 seconds in 45 minutes >?????? >RIP http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=958850928 On another note +Great music +Pretty straight forward controls, I can't really tell if playing with a joystick will help or not it doesn't matter, you only need 2 buttons. +Epilepsy friendly mode +Achievements -The biggest and the worst mistake - no steam cards - probably the reason that the game is not that popular, it's fun but people dont know about it, if there would be cards more people would buy it on sale -> More reviews -> More sales. Great gift for your friend, fun times for a couple of evenings.

The game is meant to be a fast-paced reaction game with energetic music and a simplistic design, highly similar to Super Hexagon. And on a presentational front, it succeeds. Unlike Super Hexagon, however, the gameplay is conceptually flawed. (In other words, it sucks.) Where Super Hexagon almost continually presents a fair challenge, Tetradecagon presents the player with an illusion of skill-based play without any form of a fair challenge. The game concept seems fine at first: rotate the outer ribs of different polygonic shapes to keep a ball inside from bouncing out in an interesting combination of pong and juggling. However, the concept ends up falling flat for a few reasons. A relatively minor problem is that the polygon spins really fast because that's the only way the game can get even remotely close to allowing you to catch the ball, which also moves extremely fast. This speed makes angling shots off of the rib pretty much impossible. That becomes a problem when the only way you can repeatedly juggle the ball is by knocking it straight to the other side ; if you knock it at too much of an angle (lets say, to the rib next to the one you hit it from), the path is so short tha…

This game wants so badly to be Super Hexagon, but it just lacks solid design principles. The mechanics are too random and imprecise to be fun, rewarding, or fair, and the only way to progress is when you get a lucky streak. Mildly interesting but ultimately cannot recommend.

Fun game, but the difficulty was all over the place. There seems to be some correlation with the parity of the edge count, levels with an even number of sides being significantly easier in my experience. While in some ways this gave a nice break between the more challenging level, it made the final level rather anticlimactic compared to the previous one which was tenfold more difficult. This game's worth a play but could be balanced better.

Hardest game in my library. Fun and addicting though.

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