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Surf through a pulsating, underground world on platforms pulled from thin air in this challenging psychedelic action platformer that has you defying gravity to a pumping beat.
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Hardcore GamerJames CunninghamMar 20184.5/5Octohedron is an incredible pure-platforming challenge designed with endless creativity.
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TheSixthAxisDave IrwinApr 20189/10Octahedron is a great platforming experience with a unique identity, style, and gameplay. Its dozens upon dozens of levels are a tiny bit on the short side, but mastering those challenges is what kept me coming back for more. It's one of the more distinct offerings as part of the Square Enix Collective and is something of a hidden gem.
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COGconnectedRamin OstadApr 201890/100Octahedron is a bombastic, prismatic, punishing rhythm game that is a ton of fun, while it lasts.
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Push SquareStephen TailbyMar 20187/10Octahedron is an unconventional 2D platformer with clever level design centred around an innovative core idea. The controls are very simple but can take some adjusting, especially when your allowance of platforms changes from level to level. However, the stages introduce some great mechanics that make you use your platforms for more than just makeshift floors. If you're looking for a platformer with a difference, Octahedron offers up an accessible, intelligent, and challenging game with more ups than downs.
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PC GamerJack YarwoodMar 201879/100Octahedron gets more mileage than you'd think out of the ability to summon platforms beneath your feet.
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IGDB rating 7.8/10 from 9 ratings.
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