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Hyper Gauntlet
13 years ago

Hyper Gauntlet in Rock, Paper, Shotgun


Nathan Grayson of Rock, Paper, Shotgun has written an article about Hyper Gauntlet, you can read it over here.

It’s the sort of thing you don’t stop playing until long after your day’s responsibilities have rotted or left you a series of very angry text messages. And then after that, it sits in the back of your skull, screaming to the forefront every time you blink, colorful squares rushing by behind your eyelids like midnight traffic.

I think he liked it!

It’s had a wonderful effect on gamejolt plays too, so thank you to all the new players! Check back for more updates as we get closer to beta!



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