Unpossible

POV - you are a triangle ... and you are in Super Hexagon [b]3D [/b]

game is easy, I completed it in literally 10 minutes

A pretty good amount of entertainment for the price. The gameplay is simple in concept but pretty addicting, like most endless reaction games. However, this simplicity makes the game's shortcomings all the more apparent. For those starting out, there's no introduction, but from the discussions it seems the developer tried to incorporate as many possible control schemes for "left" and "right" as possible, so the game should be easy to get into. The mouse can also be used in the menu. The biggest problem with the game is that the amount of time you have to react to obstacles (if you can see them coming at all) is highly dependent on the path and curvature of the running surface, which seems to be *randomized* on every play (primarily apparently in the daily levels, as the regular levels have the obstacles randomized as well). This is counter to the game's claim that dying will always be your fault, because even when you know the course pretty well, you can still die because you couldn't tell when and where the next obstacle was. The daily levels are a nice addition, but they are far from fully featured. The game only shows your best ever score on each daily mode, not your best on each day, so you have to remember that yourself if you're trying to beat it, and there's no tracking of your past scores. This also means it's unclear when the daily reset is. There is only one overall leaderboard for each difficulty as well. There are somewhat grindy achievements for getting 60 seconds on 1, 3, 7, and 30 different days for the two higher daily difficulties, and these are also not tracked at all. One other minor annoyance is that you can die so quickly that your instinctive next inputs carry over to navigating the main menu, causing you to accidentally start on the wrong difficulty. And if there's a pause/quit button, it isn't Escape, so you might just have to die intentionally to return to the menu. All that said, I enjoy the straightforward challenge and varying difficulties of the game, and you can definitely have fun with it, especially if you want to keep coming back to try mastering the daily levels. However, if you are sensitive to motion, this game is probably not for you.