So, I was wondering what you guys thought about Open Hexagon coming to Steam? I myself really want it to happen pretty much because of the paragraph above.
As of now it is totally open source and free to play, and its nature means that awesome new levels will be made all the time. This extension, from what I've seen anyway, can hugely add to the game, and will extend the community (by way of custom levels, mods, brand new content, more difficulty settings, higher modal versatility in gameplay, etc). If not, I've included the official trailer below :p It's pretty well known so I expect most people reading this have at least heard of the game. There's an extension called Open Hexagon, created by Vittorio Romeo available for download on his website (and loads of other places too probably). If you fancy checking it out, head over to the Steam page.I'm posting this to see what the Hexagon community thinks.
OCO is set to release on PC on August 12th. Images from this game remind of those geometric pattern-maker tools you can play with as a kid (which is most definitely not their official name, but you know the ones, they let you make cool mandala art and stuff). There are hundreds of different levels too, and once you're done with those you can also make your own in the level editor. While OCO has a pretty simple goal, there's a bit of challenge if you want to try and complete a level with the least amount of jumps, or do it in the fastest time. As the level moves around (you're the tiny square), you have to jump at the right times to collect all the little Pac-Man-like pellets and complete the stage. In each level, you're plonked onto a rotating mess of 2D blocks. I've played a tiny bit of OCO on my phone (it's free on Android), and it's absolutely the sort of peaceful thing I could lose an hour or so to.
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