Hyperburner reviews

This game is breathtaking! Visually it is superb, without a false note. It gives an impression of crazy speed while having a good control. The levels are quite varied (25 it seems to me) with the possibility to replay them in endless mode with a ranking GameCenter. The load times are non-existent and no lag on my side. Frankly this game is a slap and it is well worth €3! Fortunately there are developers like that, able to get out of high quality games!

I find this Game has done everything right except for a few individual Things that can be fixed with Updates! Very great Worlds that come into their own through Artistic Design. With new Ideas and Distraction factors, the Levels are becoming more and more difficult to create through emerging Ambition. With an exciting Soundtrack, Hyperburner Can also listen To points, however, pop to it, otherwise my Brain is glowing hot-gloss. You need good Rachen power in the Brain in the Device too! With my IPad Air 2 it still runs fluidly except a few small Rucklers in a single Level. Which is why I do not recommend a worse Device with less Rag power. In Summary, Hyperburner is a great but sometimes somewhat strenuous Game that gives a good Adrenaline Kick.

Very insipid Game, repetitive in the long GUI & Graphics: 0/10, decidedly ugly and annoying, lacks the Italian language, and the interface in general is not very intuitive Soundtrack: 0.5/10, hideous music track, not at all catchy and repeated in loops until the Boredom, but at least changes each level 3D Models: 4.5/10, barely passable models, nothing special, although some are simply orange and black cubes with no sense Textures: 1.5/10, textures in very low definition, made without care, and some out Place. Gameplay: 3.2/10, you just have to dodge the orange and black cubes, until boredom, only changes the setting and possibly the new ships that you can unlock, otherwise everything is equal and monotonous Overall: 1.9-does not deserve absolutely the Application title of the week, was created with the free version of Unity 3D, probably amatorially and does not offer any kind of fun, looks like a game of 2002.