Hexvade

There's a lizer. his name is joe. that's all you need to know. Buy this game for the lizer.

Hexvade is a game that actually interested me since I heard it was being developed by Andy Mark who's friends with a few people that I close to, so I figured I'd try to give it a shot eventually. I gave it about 2 hours to take a look into it, see it's pros and cons, and weather I find this game good. (This is all based on experience with Single Player.) Firstly I must say the simple graphic design is sorta of a vein to something like classic or retro games of the Mid 80's, and to boot the difficulty I must say is actually really challenging (Like if you aren't prepaired to be challenged by a game, this game will crush you almost immediately.) This game will be brutal, though there are problems with that. Some of the bosses are much easier than others. The Lizard per example is much harder to beat that The Ninja the first time around. Vice versa and you can switch them around, but recommended to take down the easier bosses first. Some Items in this game you can pick up are better than others obviously, though that's sometimes different in certain situations which I like. Some of the Boss patterns can be tricky and some can be easy. A lot can be going on at times which is hard to s…

Fun, good gameplay, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ difficult. 10/10 will break my keyboard again. Highly reccomend playing this with an NES controller because you can.

Before you download this game, please be aware that this will be the death of you if you try to finish it. Its a hard game, really hard game. And Im not joking, Ive caused myself a lot of stress and anger trying to complete this (at this point in time I still havent, but Im very close) But for the sake of it, buy it. A lot of effort has been put into this game and it needs more support than what it has right now.

Where do I even begin with this gloriousness? Well... Hexvade is an... action-platformer/puzzle hybrid? The puzzle elements only really come into play in the multiplayer, which I haven't played as of writing this review. The singleplayer is basically a group of 6 bosses. There's definitely 6. They each have their own tricky attack patterns that keep you on your toes, and you only have your jump, a weak pistol, and various powerups that'll show up at random. This makes for a short, challenging, and fun singleplayer experience. The leaderboards will also compel you to go for faster times when it comes to defeating the bosses. Achieving certain tasks in singleplayer will unlock new Dodgers and Droppers(Both are this game's playable character groups.), so you will be rewarded for your efforts. Overall, this game is a fun romp, but it makes me want more. This game is a 9/10 for me. NOW BUY IT, IT'S ONLY 6 US DOLLARS!