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Day Z takes all of this, and adds adds a dollop of PvP and an object lesson in the dark side of human nature into the mix. Keeping your ship together long enough to augment its defences enough to survive even a moderate attack in FTL is difficult. Super Meat Boy delights in sudden player evisceration, gleefully depicting your character explode into bloody chunks. Super Crate Box takes a similar approach, readily handing out sudden death, with the added cruelty of making it entirely your fault in the case of disc gun misuse. Lasting more than 30 seconds may sound like a given in most video games, but achieving this in Super Hexagon will take some practice. Yet both Dark Souls and its precursor Demon’s Souls have become big hits. Terry Cavanagh’s Super Hexagon is even more difficult. This is a game (whose tag line, remember, is “Prepare to Die”) which positively revels in killing the player. Unfortunately it is a paid game and you can support the developer directly at his website įor those who wish to test run the game before deciding on a purchase I am providing a download link to a cracked full version of the game.Let's start with the most famous recent advocate of frequent player death: Dark Souls. Seriously this game isn't as easy as it seems! Than taking this game to your local library and amazing all the chicks with your awesome mechanics.

I suggest mastering the game till you can maintain about a stable 15 second on Hardest.

To give you an example of just how epic this game is, when you start the game you have only three levels of difficulty to choose from, Hard, Harder, Hardest.Īs you play the game you unlock more difficult levels which are basically just faster and more intricate patterns to play with. The goal is to skillfully maneuver the arrow at the center with left and right arrow keys to dodge the incoming walls that close in high speeds.

Super Hexagon is one of the most entertaining and time consuming mini game I have ever played! It's out for Android and iPhone, however I prefer the PC version which only requires the right left arrow key to play.