
Circa Infinity is a brain-melting circular platformer by Kenny Sun, with a pulse-pounding soundtrack by Jack + Jim Fay.
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This game surprised me. It is a unique twist on the whole precision platformer genre. A game that shows that with enough creativity you can produce a lot with very little. It's super simple at its core. Yet, the challenging nature, the continuous introduction of new obstacles, interesting boss battles, and particularly the music made me keep playing to always push forward to see what was next in store for me.
It's fun Not enough people know about it
beat this game on iPhone action+puzzle absolutely Masterpiece
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전형적인 능지 + 피지컬 게임. 초반엔 시원시원한 플레이가 가능하나, 가면 갈 수록 머리 쓴다는 느낌이 강해집니다. 기믹이 점점 쌓여갑니다. 그걸 또 눈치것 알아내셔야 합니다. 무한 모드가 있으며, 빠른 플레이를 기준으로 만들어졌습니다. 그리고 눈이 좀 어지럽습니다. 이건 좀 유의하시길.
A precision puzzle platformer that starts out casual but continuously and consistently adds more layers to consider. The hitboxes on enemies/hazards can feel annoyingly unforgiving when it starts to get more difficult. When I say it is a puzzle game, it's because you have to analyze the level and plan what route to take to beat it (as opposed to just moving non-stop and reacting to enemies and hazards), but it's never too complex to figure it out. Later on, besides routing, it requires good timing and execution, which is where the precision label comes from - you will die a lot.
Pretty challenging and fun little game
This game is HARD. But fun! I finished Super Hexagon in about 2 months. I dunno if there's an end to this, but I'm gonna try. This game definitely gets the brain working.
With such a unique core mechanic it's so impressive how far it was pushed in such simple yet creative ways. Ways I feel are more commonly found in puzzle focused games. The scale of difficulty it creates from such small things while always complimenting each other is incredibly fun to play through. The bosses are something special... they throw totally different threats at you and go so damn hard. The soundtrack is an absolute slapper too. Not one song is a miss. And with the most hypnotizing ending of visuals to top it off. I can say that the full price is 100% worth it. I'm so pleased I bought this 10 years ago and finally sat my ♥♥♥♥ down properly and decide to tick it off the backlog.
Not gonna lie, I wasn't expecting much because I didn't even watch the trailer. But this is really good. Great sound, really unique level design. You'd think it's basic off the cover, but it's very difficult lmao. That's what makes a good game good, difficulty. I can say for sure this is going on any portable device I have. Its just so mesmerizing.
Super clever, mind bending platforming gameplay. The coolest setting menu I've seen in years
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