
High-speed momentum platforming action! Dash up walls and shoot off ramps to get to the finish!
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From Rendah Games comes Hyperball Tachyon, a fast-moving 2D platform game, where you control a ball as you bounce and jump through increasingly difficult levels. The basic idea of the game is to get from the start point to the finish line in as fast a time as possible. At first things start out pretty simple, but soon you will face various obstacles including sand traps, water, spikes and so on. Your ball can do a basic extra jump, but in the differing levels you will find things that help you and things that hinder you. For example, a collectable that will allow you an extra jump, or columns of wind that will either push you along, or hold you down. This game is all about learning the physics of the ball, and using it to your advantage. There are lots of little hints while you play, and although the levels can be quite tricky, there is a strong feeling of accomplishment when you do finally get it right, and then the added interest of trying to beat not only your own score, but also trying to climb up that global leader-board and get as close to the top as you can. I notice that the game makers, Rendah Games, top every leader board. So, if you can manage to beat their time, then you know you have just completed a level in epic fashion. You can change the appearance of your ball, and there are secrets to collect. And with a small file size for a game, that will probably play on almost any computer or laptop, this is a simple platform game that you should seriously consider taking a look at. The Good Simple but fun graphics, easy control system, (much easier using a gamepad than the keyboard). Challenging levels with high replay-ability. The Bad I did notice a couple of graphics glitches, and the odd dodgy physics, but these are really small issues that will be fixed in future patches, I am sure. Overall A really fun, simple platform game, that is highly addictive. Definitely recommend this to your collection, if you are a fan of physics-based platform games. I score Hyperball Tachyon on PC a solid 9/10. I really enjoyed playing, and I am going to keep playing to beat those high scores!
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Hyperball Tachyon is a welcomed addition to the platformer genre. With an emphasis on speed, this game cuts out the middle man and throws you straight in the action. The controls are incredibly responsive and there's a ton of room for skill expression. After beating the game and getting most of the world record times in the first few zones, I can say without a doubt that this game is incredible. I loved how my minutes of passing the time would turn into hours of trying to optimize a level. There's a few things missing that would solidify this as one of the best platformers out there. A few features I'd like to see in the future would be a marathon mode where you go through all the levels of a stage at once (currently there are only leaderboards for each individual level). Some form of multiplayer would be really cool to see, perhaps a race through a few randomly selected levels? The last feature I'd love to see is custom maps support, something akin to Mario Maker. PROS: + Great level design + Easy to play + Fun to master + High replayability + Awesome soundtrack CONS: - No good way to view the leaderboards - Missing content that would allow it compete with higher budget platformers Overall, Hyperball Tachyon is fantastic and a must play for any fan of the platformer genre.
A fun, simple game with a very well executed idea. The levels have good variety and never get difficult to a stupid degree. Even the hidden levels. Some of the later levels could benefit from a checkpoint or being split in two though. I also wish there were more levels with the orange ball. Controls are tight and there's a bunch of interesting quirks to discover that both lets you play faster and makes the levels more fun to move through. It becomes especially apparent if you go back and play early levels after beating the game.
Quick Score: 5/5 Notes: Great physics based platformer. Feels extremely satisfying to progress, extremely high skill cap, plenty of content. The only thing thing missing right now is achievements which I'm hoping will be added soon.
A fast paced, fun, platformer where you play a ball and you bounce through levels. Deceptively addicting, great soundtrack, and a wonderful way to spend a few hours playing through the levels. Lots of replayability if you're interested in beating your times as there's a lot to master.
I played the demo for the game jam this game was made for and I was HOOKED. This game is easy to pick up and hard to master. Each level pulls you into this mix of frustrating satisfaction and pure elation as you bounce your way through hell and back. Turn on some eurobeat or some fast paced music and bounce through this absolute hidden gem of a game.
Absolutely underrated game, it plays wonderfully and is not frustrating like other games of this type can be.
An enjoyable platformer with some cool dashing mechanics instead of a standard jump, fairly short but if you go for all gold medal times you'll certainly get your moneys worth. Check out https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41559946 for more recommendations!
Amazing game
Actually good speedrun game with leaderboards and interesting movement
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