- August 29, 2016
- Superthumb
Black Hole Hazard
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About
"Black Hole Hazard" is an action puzzle game where you control Dr. Albert Armstrong's movements in space using his jet gun's recoil. Traverse through mysterious cosmic spaces, uncover hidden log files, and reveal the truth behind an artificial black hole explosion. The unique control scheme and challenging physics make for a fascinating sci-fi adventure.










- The game offers a fun and challenging experience, with a good pacing of increasing difficulty.
- Players appreciate the interesting story and the variety of levels, which keeps gameplay engaging.
- The controls are great, and the soundtrack is immersive, making it an enjoyable experience overall.
- The level design is criticized for being poorly executed, particularly in later chapters, leading to frustrating gameplay.
- Many players find the game mechanics unpolished, resulting in a lack of enjoyment and a feeling of being trolled.
- The gameplay can become repetitive, and some players feel that the game is not worth the investment.
gameplay
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeGameplay reviews are mixed, with some players finding it repetitive and frustrating due to level design and unpolished mechanics, while others appreciate the variety in levels and addictive nature of the controls. The soundtrack enhances the experience, although it can become annoying during repeated failures. Overall, while the gameplay has its flaws, it also offers engaging elements that keep players invested.
“But, mechanically there's plenty going on and changes of pace to keep things interesting.”
“The levels are different enough to keep gameplay interesting, the soundtrack is nice (except when you keep dying and the song keeps starting over), the story is average.”
“Short: the controls are great, the gameplay feels flawless, the soundtrack is great and immersive, and there's something about it that's addictive like some other people have said.”
“The story is predictable and the gameplay is a chore!”
“You guys are outright trolls with level design and the mechanics are not polished enough to account for the issues you put the player through.”
“The gameplay does get a bit repetitive, but hey, you spent how much on this game?”