HexaBeat!

HexaBeat! is a free-to-play rhythm game developed and published by GechBOX Studio that approaches the genre with an unusual geometric twist. Rather than relying entirely on the familiar arrangement of notes traveling through fixed lanes, its main gameplay concept revolves around controlling a hexagon with three differently colored faces. Players must manipulate this shape according to the rhythm while dealing with obstacles and changing movement patterns. It is a simple concept at first glance, but the combination of visual positioning and musical timing gives the game a distinctive personality and creates room for increasingly demanding challenges. The fundamental appeal comes from coordinating movement with the beat. Players need to pay attention to the music while simultaneously reading what is happening on the screen and anticipating the next obstacle. As the difficulty increases, faster sequences and more complicated patterns require increasingly precise reactions. Memorization naturally becomes part of the process because difficult sections may take several attempts before their timing becomes familiar. This creates a satisfying progression in which a sequence that initially…

Unforgiving, and has some rough delay. Also, the maps are not consistent, as the song doesn't start with the same note. The Steam Workshop doesn't have as much variety for user made maps. Shows promise though

I do NOT like this game and I have several reasons that may be stupid for someone, but it turns me off. One thing that me off was that they promised to show us a hexagon, but there is none! Like, maybe I have problems, but at none of the levels do I have a hexagon, only a standard "piano". I thought that maybe it needed to be enabled by some settings or something, but I didn't find anything! The second thing I don't like is the mouse mechanics. It is annoying in itself, considering that it is very difficult to do both things at the same time, especially when it cannot be controlled normally. The third is the very fact that the notes are different each time on the same weight, which is why there is a feeling that it just randomly sets the notes. And the worst thing is that in other rhythm games that I played at least a little, you feel that you are pressing to the beat, and here the feeling that you are pressing just to press, and there is no pleasure in it! It's better to just find another rhythm game, or play FNF in a browser, and it will be better. 3/10

I know this game is still in progress but for being in development for what seems like 2 years, it hardly plays like a rhythm game and more so feels like a rage game. If Some of the code was made purely by AI I would not be surprised. This game can be a fun, free (if they plan for it to stay that way) rhythm game, it just needs work and play testing. So until then I would not recommend this game

It's a cool rythm game for sure but guiding the light to the middle position was one of the hardest things to do

Saw it from reddit,game's very brutal and very hard to understand towards beginners (even the MANIA mode,seems so weird) also i feel like or charts there are AI generated (especially hards and insanes,they doesnt match the rhythm AT ALL) and i hope it will get better,it s BETA after all so i get it,but i cant recomend this at all it s not even a little bit enjoyable,it s just fully unpleasant expierence. Sorry dev :(