It may seem unfair to judge Pivvot so heavily in contrast to Super Hexagon, but it’s truly just a different take on the exact same type of gameplay. It’s solid and it’s got a nice presentation. But with Super Hexagon, no matter how many times I lost, the unforgiving, randomly-generated challenge just spurred me on further. With Pivvot’s semi-linear progression and insistence on withholding some of its harder modes, I feel challenged, but I’m also getting kind of bored.
Pivvot has just released on Steam this month for multiple systems. A twitch-based game with frenetic music and simple, yet loud graphics - find out if it's worth it in this review from IGM.
Neil Gaiman's 'Wayward Manor' leads an indie-riffic pack this week.
Grab It Magazine interviewed Ian MacLarty, founder of Mu & Heyo - the developer behind the excellent endless runner Boson X - for their first issue and the developer provided them with his Top 10 games of 2013.
One thing that is becoming abundantly clear is that Device 6 is a must play! What best of list is it not on?
