Thanks for the heads-up!

Quality variations on the Hexcells theme are always appreciated.

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Brazillion platform

How many is a Brazillion? :-)

Is that Bolsonaro at the end of the trailer? Chuckle...

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Looks nice. I am a sucker for a good metroidvania and the style looks good. Hopefully the story is good too.

(I don't do early access/kickstarter, though.)

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Looks like a nicely crafted game. The important thing is whether they get the difficulty curve right. Some puzzle games ramp things up so quickly that you don't build skill as fast as the problems get hard. Hope this one is good!

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No random encounters!
No permanent missables!
Seamless transitions between zones with no loading screens anywhere.
No invisible walls! Try to jump and climb anywhere you want.

Ooh, nice. Someone knows the things that annoy me.

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All hail Ethan Lee, master porter!

Quoting: hardpenguinSuper Hexagon 2 confirmed???

Well, it doesn't look like "Part 2" means a second game:

"But what about Part 2?

The Neo update is being developed in parallel with a major update that's been deployed to Android and is in progress for iOS/tvOS and the Mac App Store - they're currently two separate branches, with the long-term goal being to merge them into a single, "final" version of the game. The idea is that the features that were a priority for mobile will eventually be folded into PC, and vice versa. Some of the mobile features include high-framerate support, robust touch support, and a new text engine that supports localized text! Part 2 doesn't have any deadline so it will be a while before that releases, but it seemed important to get all the other changes out and available for PC since the bit-rot was starting to set in and players were in some cases completely unable to play the game at all."

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Quoting: ssj17vegetaI never thought Linux enthusiasts could ever use iOS.

I use the best tool I can find for the required purpose. Android is a complete disaster with updates and I no longer trust Google in any way whatsoever. Do I wish my iPhone was more open? Yes, but it works just fine for everything I need it to do. Apple is overbearing but they are one of the only big tech companies with anything like a semblance of respect for its users.

I run FOSS where I can, but my phone is in the same tech bucket as my car or game console. It is what it is.

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Of the 700+ games in my library, this is one of my top 5 games. Brilliant and bizarre.

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I hadn't seen this for some reason. Downloaded!

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Quoting: NexxticWe do it all by hand, manually, and touch up most of the individual frames of animation in Photoshop to fix errors or make improvements.

The gameplay video is very impressive. You folks certainly have taken sprite animation to a different level.

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