Octahedron (PS4) – Review | SquareXO

Lloyd Coombes writes: With the cyclical nature of videogames, everything that was old becomes new again and vice versa. Look to Call of Duty for an example – the series’ transition from WW2 historical piece to Modern Warfare, space combat and back again shows this in a single thread. Following on from classic 2D platformers of yore, we’ve seen dozens upon dozens of modern classics hit the digital storefront in recent years – Super Meat Boy, Fez and Cave Story just to name a few. Octahedron comes from Demimonde, a one-man studio from Switzerland, and is attempting to add itself to those ranks.