When I first found Hypernaut, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. As a matter of fact, even as I started playing it for the first time, I still had no clue what I was getting into. Hypernaut, by Jason Walters, had spent so much time in my review folder that I had pretty well forgotten what the whole thing was supposed to be about. Then I played it…
After tapping the screen to get going and seeing the simplistic instructions of “tap to go left, tap to go right” I was ready to roll in this gorgeous ‘polygon runner’ style game. I prefer the touch to the tilt controls, but both are there if you want the other. That said, what followed my quick lesson was a sheer blast of epic fun. The mountain you see in the distance quickly pulls up on you, the towers and blocks above do as well. Overall, you have to be ready for anything.
After a few seconds, more and more obstacles come on to the screen. After that stuff, like fireballs, start coming out of the sky. You have to be quick or your single life is over and it is back to the start with you. Make sure you learn during the easier parts of the game, as when the going gets tough, you don’t have time to think, you just have time to do.
Hypernaut is a gorgeous rendering. The 6MB download is amazingly small for how entertaining this game is. Overall, this is the kind of game that leads to that one friend we all have losing and throwing your phone – so beware of that one. Other than that, this will be a crowd favorite for showing off your Windows Phone (though it’s available for those fruity guys too) and entertaining them. You can grab the download at the link below.
Download: Hypernaut
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