About This Game Hyposphere is not simply a classic "marble" platformer, it may also be the most beautiful, thanks to the power of the Unreal Engine 4, as well as the most difficult.A cunning artificial intelligence, along with the help of a clever virus, has taken over every computer in the world! There is only one chance to fight back: pass the tests generated by this dastardly digital demon!Dare you accept the challenge and prevent the coming of the end of the information age?There's only one way to find out: take control of Hyposphere and dive into the adventure!Key features:- Stunning graphics with the power of the Unreal Engine 4!- More than 100 levels!- Non-linear levels, which can be played in different ways!- S~E~C~R~E~T P~L~A~C~E~S!During the adventure you can collect a variety of bonuses:- Extra points, coins, and lives!- The ability to increase in weight and in size!- A special magnet for items! 7aa9394dea Title: HyposphereGenre: Casual, IndieDeveloper:Atum SoftwarePublisher:Sometimes YouRelease Date: 5 May, 2016 Hyposphere Crack English hyposphere steam. hydrosphere in a sentence. hydrosphere definition science. hydrosphere examples. hydrosphere meaning. hydrosphere drawing. hydrosphere. hydrosphere definition environmental science. hydrosphere diagram. hydrosphere definition biology. hyposphere badge. hydrosphere definition for kid. hydrosphere facts. hydrosphere definition in hindi. hydrosphere definition earth science. hypersphere ball. hydrosphere pictures. hydrosphere meaning in hindi. hydrosphere definition. hydrosphere definition geography This game made me rage, made me cry, made me sweat, made me wet, made me anxious, made me cancer, made me terrorist, made me the saltiest ♥♥♥♥ that ever existed....love it!in my opinion this is not the game you have fun wiht - its the most original "impossible" game, kinda like geometry dash in 3d but even more ♥♥♥♥edtry playing this with your friends and everytime someone dies take a vodka shot. Rubbish Game.Beautiful vision.But\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665Control.. Excellent game! Very addictive and nerve-racking fun!. Great game, I enjoyed it for a change of pace and to get away from my usual type of gameplay . fantastic veriaty of levels with a nice system that lets you get more lives to continue playing more levels, if your into the old style roller games you will enjoy this one . slight downside is you cant move your camra so it makes it harder to manover some of the locations that hold more xp orbs but that's also what made it quite fun so its only a small downside. other than that i really enjoyed it. I Recommend This Game :D Live-Laugh-Play. I'm a huge fan of Marble Blast Gold and Marble Blast Ultra, and while I didn't expect this to be the exact same game, I hoped it would evoke the same feeling. Sadly it did not; it seems a bit too rough and unpolished, the lighting effects aren't too great, the backgrounds can at times be so bright they make the level itself hard to see, and the mixture of different texture styles are a bit jarring to the eyes.When you make a game based around trial and error for solving the levels, a lives-system is infuriatingly aggravating and adds an extra level of frustration to the game. The timer for the puzzles also includes all your previous attempts as well, which makes the solve-timer seem somewhat skewed. My biggest gripe with the controls is the fact that you can't turn the camera around, but rather tilt it left and right in an odd fashion, which makes precision jumping an absolute nightmare. Now I don't mind difficulty, Marble Blast could drive my patience into the ground and grind on it and not let up until I decided to GIT GUD, but compounded with a limited number of lives (although it doesn't take many coins to buy 100 lives) takes away from the experience.The physics seem a bit wonky at times as well, there's a sequence of falling platforms that you have to get across in one of the earlier levels, and if you're on the platform when it starts falling, the direction you'll be sent bouncing off into is seemingly completely random.I feel there is so much potential in this game, but the menus look like they're straight out of the 90's, the aestethics rub me the wrong way (the textures gives me the cheap low-key indie vibe in some levels), and the fact that precision jumping is a total ♥♥♥♥♥ when you can't tell if your jump will be straight or not, and it just makes me long back to Marble Blast Gold and its sprawly levels of creative and sunny look and feel.In its current state I cannot with good conscience give this game anything but a thumbs down; the game isn't strictly speaking BAD; while I didn't expect it to be Marble Blast, and I expected to be let down on at least a few points, the fact that it let me down on nearly all points means the game doesn't get my recommendation. I applaud the developer and hope they can take it to heart and make either updates to the current game, or a new one with improved controls, a little face-lift, and perhaps some more cheery backgrounds (that perhaps also wouldn't be so taxing on lower end machines as well), then they can have a new review and perhaps a recommendation from me too.TL:DR; there is a lot of potential in here, but the games' controls are too restrictive to deliver a good experience. Bad camera controls make precision jumping a pain, and the backgrounds can be too demanding for low-end computers without choosing a very low resolution.. Another game that should have been done like Hotline Miami, but which wasn't done that way and punishes player with delaysPros: - nice musicCons: - delays after deaths in many cases- bad overview controlI got it in some bundle, so it's almost ok, but I can't recommend it on full price.. I'm a huge fan of Marble Blast Gold and Marble Blast Ultra, and while I didn't expect this to be the exact same game, I hoped it would evoke the same feeling. Sadly it did not; it seems a bit too rough and unpolished, the lighting effects aren't too great, the backgrounds can at times be so bright they make the level itself hard to see, and the mixture of different texture styles are a bit jarring to the eyes.When you make a game based around trial and error for solving the levels, a lives-system is infuriatingly aggravating and adds an extra level of frustration to the game. The timer for the puzzles also includes all your previous attempts as well, which makes the solve-timer seem somewhat skewed. My biggest gripe with the controls is the fact that you can't turn the camera around, but rather tilt it left and right in an odd fashion, which makes precision jumping an absolute nightmare. Now I don't mind difficulty, Marble Blast could drive my patience into the ground and grind on it and not let up until I decided to GIT GUD, but compounded with a limited number of lives (although it doesn't take many coins to buy 100 lives) takes away from the experience.The physics seem a bit wonky at times as well, there's a sequence of falling platforms that you have to get across in one of the earlier levels, and if you're on the platform when it starts falling, the direction you'll be sent bouncing off into is seemingly completely random.I feel there is so much potential in this game, but the menus look like they're straight out of the 90's, the aestethics rub me the wrong way (the textures gives me the cheap low-key indie vibe in some levels), and the fact that precision jumping is a total \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 when you can't tell if your jump will be straight or not, and it just makes me long back to Marble Blast Gold and its sprawly levels of creative and sunny look and feel.In its current state I cannot with good conscience give this game anything but a thumbs down; the game isn't strictly speaking BAD; while I didn't expect it to be Marble Blast, and I expected to be let down on at least a few points, the fact that it let me down on nearly all points means the game doesn't get my recommendation. I applaud the developer and hope they can take it to heart and make either updates to the current game, or a new one with improved controls, a little face-lift, and perhaps some more cheery backgrounds (that perhaps also wouldn't be so taxing on lower end machines as well), then they can have a new review and perhaps a recommendation from me too.TL:DR; there is a lot of potential in here, but the games' controls are too restrictive to deliver a good experience. Bad camera controls make precision jumping a pain, and the backgrounds can be too demanding for low-end computers without choosing a very low resolution.. It's functional but completely uninteresting aside from the way that the game's graphics resemble trapper keep artwork.. Lets break this down into points;1). Motion blur + bloom , made my eyes scream. 2). Life system ,for reasons. expect to lose all of them soon.3). Pickups that do ... stuff? for the love of god make life pickups not look something you can just ignore.4). No desernable diffucluty curve, goes from easy just move forward to stupidly hard. New mecanics are not introduced gradually with little risk, nope heres a new thing, FIGURE IT OUT MORON!I played long enough to hit a level that used all my lives . Spend our money on a diffrent ball game. 1\/10 bleeding eyeballs. It's a nice idea the dev has here, but there are a number of problems with this game.1. Unoptimized. I'm running on an R7-250 and the game runs like♥♥♥♥♥♥at 720p, normal settings. Don't bother running ultra, it's not gonna happen.2. Fairly ugly. It'd have a nicer visual style if the motion blur and lighting were toned down, and even then the game seems relatively pixellated on all settings.3. Ball is very, very hard to maneuver. It's almost like it has a mind of its own; it doesn't go right when you want it to go right, or left when you want it to go left.4. Really feels like an asset flip; I've definitely seen the coins and obstacles from somewhere before. I won't jump to conclusions though.It feels like a beginner's project, and I urge the developer to continue his career path and learn more about the wonders of development, but either way, I really can't recommend this game.
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