So that's what it sounds like after 10 seconds

"Super Hexagon!" "Begin!" "Line!" "Triangle!" "Square!" "Pentagon!" "Hexagon!" "Excellent!" "Game over!"

i think the music is at least 66% of why i love this game so much.

For anyone that wants to skip to their favorites: 0:00-3:05 Hexagon stage 3:07-5:27 Hexagoner stage 5:29-8:06 Hexagonest stage 8:07-9:20 Hexagonest stage [Hexagon level] 9:21-12:02 Ending

i just came for 1:32

In the spirit of the game I hit 0 every ten seconds.

Music alone is worth the price.

the power of music. a game that's just a shapes made me feel something really positive about it. and it's all about the music. unbelievable. great little game.

great

Wait... there's more that 30 seconds of soundtrack!?

this is the only way I'm going to be able to listen to this soundtrack because I'm so shit at this game lol

I’ve never gotten emotional at this soundtrack before, but for some reason it just hit me differently this time...

Tracklist: 00:00 - Hexagon Stage 03:07 - Hexagoner Stage 05:30 - Hexagonest Stage 08:07 - Hexagonest Stage (Hexagon Level) 09:21 - Endging

I got dead on 59 seconds on hexagonest, ye can imagine how pissed off i was.

Anyone else waiting for impending crash and eventual "Game Over" as well?

I like the fact that they sound good even if you only get the first couple seconds of it.

I swear this music is consuming my soul. I am at school, home, anywhere, doing whatever, and this plays in my head, constantly. The first song in particular.

*ego instantly increases when part of the 2.2% of the people that beat the game*

Minimalistic Masterpiece. Focus is to me one of the most nostalgic songs

There's something weirdly mystical about hearing "The End" play after the highest difficulty. The slow echo is really haunting but also super cool.

its not the same without hearing "Line, Triangle, Square, Pentagon, Hexagon"

I don't think half the people here would recognize the sound track unless you put the "game over" dub in I every few seconds

The game spins an epic tale of a lone hero trapped in the sixth dimension, desperately seeking an escape. He is relentlessly assaulted by the ruthless polygon tribes, and quickly develops a sense of despair towards the shapes. But while we thought the tribes were the enemy, there is, in fact, a much darker force at work here. In a dramatic turn of events, we learn that the tribes weren't malicious after all. The polygon people are in grave danger; the attacks on our hero were merely collateral damage in the much grander fight. In a heart-touching scene, we see a young quadrilateral display sympathy with a moving gesture of compassion towards our hero. These shapes are just as human as you or I. Our hero is faced with a choice: escape now, or attempt to save the polygon people? The former would be selfish, the latter would be impossible and surely suicide. But he is undaunted in his endeavor, and pushes forward against the forces of darkness. We see him progress through battlefields in a war between the very realities themselves. Red, Blue, Green, Purple, Black. The colors of armies all clash together in a fight for existence. He will end this. He has to end this. He trudges on, deeper and deeper into the angled abyss. Finally, our hero arrives at the gates to the domain of evil itself. Limbo. There's no turning back now. The battle seems endless. This realm's vertexes and angles are so ethereally plagued by darkness, it would drive a man mad within minutes. But our hero's will is as hard as iron. The enemy employs psychological warfare tactics, further progressing our hero's decent into insanity. A ubiquitous ocean of whispers never seems to cease ringing in his ears. "Fifty-eight secondssss," they taunt. Our hero arrives at the core. This is it. Failure now would mean the end of existence. Now, he must face the very essence of evil. The entity of fear, destruction, and all things unholy. Does he make it? Was he able to defeat the Evil, and push back their armies into oblivion? I don't know. We may never know the true fate of the polygon people of the sixth dimension. We may only hope that our hero was successful, and, if he wasn't, hope that the Evil never set foot into our own world. But I can tell you this: There is not black or white. There is not light or dark. Not reality or fantasy, nor life or death. There is only hexagon.

ONE OF THE BEST SOUNDTRACKS OF ALL TIME, THAT IS JUST A FACT

This game is amazing. I feel its an entire journey through life. You start at the first level and the music is like ok here we go, no too hard, getting the feel, but then it changes shapes and your like oh shit not what i expected but you make it. Then you make it to the second level and the music is slightly less easy going more you need to focus and be serious. Shit has changed and you need to adapt to it or die. If you struggle through all that you get to the third level and shit is beyond real. Life is super serious and coming at you from everywhere. Stress is the norm. You must learn to thrive drenched in stress or drown in it. Most will drown. If you are one of the exceptional few who learn to thrive in stress than you fight and fight till finally you fight your way to the end, the black and white waves of peace. Life is still bombarding you with stress but you are at peace all the way to the end when you finally find sweet release in death. As you die you see your whole life play back in reverse. Its beyond beautiful. Everything you have accomplished and overcome played in reverse before your eyes as you sink into a peaceful oblivion.

The main character dies :(

I still come back to listen to this amazing soundtrack, it is insane how nostalgic I feel when listening to these songs looking back on my childhood raging to this game it’s crazy…

this is what i call ear candy

I died at 59 seconds.RAAAAAAAAAGE!!!

My review of Super Hexagon. Very difficult, yet very easy to learn. It drasticly improves your reaction time and eye-hand correlation. I have only played this game for like 5 hours every day. And owned it for a total of 5 days. And I am on Triangle on Hexagonest. Beat the other 2. This game can be beaten in 2 minutes and 10 seconds. But it could take a beginner a whole season to complete it. I will give it a 7.5/10 Give it some time and you won't regret your payment.

every time i hear the hexagonest hexagon level music i get chills down my spine

00:00 Hexagon Courtesy 03:05 Hexagoner Otis 05:27 Hexagonest Focus 08:03 Ultimate Hexagon/Hexagonerest/Hexagon level Hexagonest 09:20 Ending (the part where the main character has died)

you're so funny

It's been years since I played this.. years since I listening to this.. and it's 100% my favourite sound track after all these years..

1:26 My favourite Hexagon Part 4:30 My favourite Hexagoner Part 6:32 My favourite Hexagonest Part

I love it, but it doesn't feel the same without the classic "Begin" "Game Over" sounds xD

when you beat the game and just chillin at everyone else's rages

If it wasn't for the excellent soundtrack, I would have smashed my screen so many times playing this game.

It's good to find and read comments about playing this on school or what not, and how the game/music make people feel about it I used to play at school but somewhat late, in 2016, but alone as no other friend got even close to liking this one (and I'm glad i still managed to do all 6 phases at that time) One cool challenge to do isn't just 120+ hexagonest, but 360 on hexagon

You need to get this game, you can't stop playing it!

Last stage sounds so... god-like! It's not music anymore, it's just beatiful! If you listen close you can even hear a bit of 8-bit in it.

Damn, I feel in need of listening more Chipzel. It's like a drug, can't get enough.

2:09 - Scratch your balls, it's practical, scratch your balls...

eargasm

Whenever I get through a spiral, I feel so accomplished. It's almost funny how many appear and yet I feel so happy when I get through one...

hexagonist is the one that really just makes me wanna dance

when you play the game and finally end in the hexagonest hexagon level 8:15 your eyes will have the shape of a hexagon, just like everything else you look at

Super Hexagon songs sounds sad, you can even think of it as a life theme, or a battle theme, as there is the beginning, the middle and the end!

I’m no music theorist, but I love how increasingly tense and almost emotional the music gets for the first three stages. Hexagon’s music starts out slow and slightly adventurous, almost inviting you and encouraging you to complete the game as it gets more uplifting in tone near its end. Hexagoner is a bit more dramatic in terms of introduction, indicating that there has been a difficulty spike, but then after the suspenseful intro plays through a little while, it gets slightly more uplifting- a la the previous track. It’s as if it is saying that you’ve done this before, and you can make it if you keep powering through. Hexagonest kind of picks up right where the Hexagoner left off, only to get more tense and dramatic as it goes on. It’s not cheering you nor egging you on anymore: it’s sobbing its non-existent lungs out for you to complete the level, almost as if you were to fail right this second, you would lose everything.

4:30 my favorite part

1:25 to 2:09 my favorite part

Chipzel is amazing, she made this artistic soundtrack to the point where the music tells the story while you play the game. Inch by inch, second by second, you crawl closer and closer through the hexagon stages until you reach what I like to call, the point of no return. The endpoint after Hyper Hexagonest. The echoes of Focus, the passing winds of time flowing by you from start to end in a blur, as if falling gracefully as you reached the mightiest achievement that is the final stage of the Hexagon. Then everything vanishes and then a flash: Focus suddenly plays in reverse and everything starts going backwards. From Hyper Hexagonest all the way to the normal Hexagon. The Hexagon goes into a supernova, the Super Hexagon, with all of its energy, explodes all around in a shower of bright beautiful colors with patterns of its grown self now shrinking. You lean back and take deep breaths. You feel as if your body has completely lost its will to move as your very soul captures every single frame in beautiful detail. You went from the lowly Hexagon to Hyper Hexagonest and now, you witness the end of a journey as the Hexagon finally sheds its last particles and only a beating black and white core remains. *CONGRATULATIONS! Thank you for playing!*

"you won't last five minutes playing this game"

Who else is still playing this game? I sure am! :D

6:33 is the part I play to get to cause I LOVE IT.

5:27, you're welcome.

This is probably one of my favourite ever game soundtracks :3

I just can't stop dancing at the 1:22! Its too good! Keep up the good work!

Why this song hit so hard 🔥🔥

Hexagonest is the best theme! ...But when i play on this level, all i hear is " Game over" Game over"... Over and over...

I haven't passed the game yet, though I had it some years ago, and now, listening the ending song, now I really want to finish it. Ending song is beautiful.

Before I finished Hyper Hexagonest (lucky bastard I am) I got to around 58 seconds. I just stood there, shaking, staring at the screen. FML sometimes man....

Hexagoner with headphones fells like I'm on acid.

10:58 bull shit bull shit bull shit... Thanks for summarizing yourself game. Now you too cannot unhear.

Beautiful chip tune track that's perfect for the game. Awesome to hear it here too as its hard to enjoy it when your in game trying to avoid getting a block in the face.

The best reward for not dying the game is to be able to listen the entire track. You can f*ck archivements and any other nonsense.

Finaly I can listen it without "Game Over, Begin, Line, Square, Etc)

KZfaq me recomendó esto 10 años después... la nostalgia que me da esto por dios 😢😢😢

Best parts are: 1:24, 4:30, 6:32, 7:22, 8:08, and the Ending song

Flipping the hexagonest track for the sake of ending totally changes the melody and it's meaning. While one struggles to beat the stage, it is like a last-push dose of eustress, the hyper hexagon is like a zen mode where you have reached the final destination, and can just do whatever you want. And the ending's beginning is a culmination of the melody... It kinda tells that you've done great no matter how bad was the path to achieve this. From minor to major, from crunch to pat, and from hexagon into an ascended feeling of accomplishment.

NOSTALGIA

Super hexagon Again Line Triangle Square Pentagon Hexagon Excellent Game Over

Did anyone notice that the song for the very end of the game is just the music for Hexagonest, played backwards? AMAZING

Has anyone figured out what this game is yet? Because I have. I am feeling pretty generous though, so I'll tell all of you what it is. This game is a dive into your own psyche. If you've noticed from the music it tells you what you're gonna go through. Hexagon's stage tells you that this is representing the easy part of life. The part, while hard, isn't even CLOSE as to what you've gone through in the past. Hexagoner's stage tells you the fearful, but also challenging side of things, the Hexagonest stage tells you the things you've been wanting all of your life, and if you beat this level you might just have it. The hexagon stage of hexagonest tells you that this is the final trial of your life. That this is that "Do or Die" situation that everyone has to go through once in their life. And the ending shows you that you've succeeded in life. That everything you've been through has actually payed off. Showing you that, even though it may have seemed like the biggest waste of time, it was actually the one thing you needed to have a happy life.

finally I get to hear these bloody things. I never survive long enough for a full soundtrack. well done however you did this

What I find funny about this game is the more you get mad at it and the more you rage. The worse you get, which in turn makes you rage more, and on and on, til you throw the computer monitor out your window and destroy it with a baseball bat (or other blunt object of your choice)

The Hexagonest (Hexagon Level) makes me feel like the world is gonna end man, like this is it, there is no more. It's so creepy, gives me the chills every time.

Did anyone notice that the ending is a mix of all the songs backwards

1:26 is my favorite part

there is no life, there is no happiness, all there is is super hexagon

Was the only game I was willing to play while a parent was hosptalized. Anything more complicated would have been emotionally ruined and unplayable. This game has become a soundtrack about pulling through, and self-improvement. Strange, for something so basic.

The voices inside of my head will not cease, they won't stop taunting me, and what? Over a game? A form of entertainment? They just won't stop... They won't stop!

I came here after a decade to bring old memories back

6 years.... Hello again Super Hexagon. I still remember you.

Super worth the 29 cents it cost. Fat recommend to anybody.

1:39 Best Part

FOR THE NEXT MEGAMAN GAME THEY SHOULD HIRE THE MUSIC CREATOR FOR THIS GAME

the music was half the reason i got the game and i got to hear it all because i like these types of game

Game over , Again!

BEST. SOUNDTRACK. EVER :D:D:D:D

such a simple concept yet so well executed

music is the best reward in this game, i get so much dopamine and chills hearing rare music to me when breaking a record its awesome

This game has caused me so much pain...

I always lose when these parts play because instead of focusing, Im dancing while sitting! 1:39 to 2:08 4:30 to 5:15

Nostalgia hit me today. What a classic

Don't Die, More Like Try Not To Dance

8:07-When you transcend reality and become one with the hexagon

When I hear the hexagonest track, I imagine a massive super computer calculating the hardest puzzle ever devised, such as a 10 dimensional rubix cube.

It's great getting to here the music without constant sound of death.

this is purely the best work of 8 bit or 16 bit mastery and I mean DAUYM ITS A FRIGGAN SYMPANY wow im gonna be dayezed for days!!!!!!