Radial Flow

About

"Radial Flow" is an arcade-style game where you control a spaceship in circular motion, dodging radial obstacles to the beat of music. The game features 30 levels of varying difficulty and allows you to import your own music for a personalized experience. Dual ship levels add an extra challenge, requiring you to control two ships at once. The game comes with 10 original tracks for your enjoyment.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

93%

Audience ScoreBased on 28 reviews

replayability3 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

Radial Flow offers a unique and challenging gameplay experience that requires precision and quick reflexes, making it highly engaging for players who enjoy difficult reflex games.
The game features smooth mouse controls and allows players to import their own music, enhancing the overall experience and replayability.
Each level is dynamic and distinct, providing a fresh challenge every time, which keeps players motivated to improve their skills.

The game's difficulty can be overwhelming, with some levels requiring players to survive for 100 seconds straight, which may frustrate many players.
There is a lack of detailed audio and video options, which limits customization and accessibility for players.
The dual ship mode adds complexity that some players find unnecessary, suggesting that removing it could improve the overall experience.

music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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38%
38%
The game's music is generally praised for its quality, and players appreciate the option to use their own tracks, which enhances the gaming experience. However, there are complaints about the lack of detailed audio settings, as users can only adjust overall volume without separate controls for sound effects and music. Overall, while the music adds to the enjoyment, the limited audio options detract from the experience.
- “The included music is great and you have the option to use your own if you prefer.”
- “Solid game, good difficulty levels; playing your own music is a must, really gets you into the flow.”
- “For one, a lack of more detailed audio options (it's literally just volume, no separate SFX or music options) as well as no video options (windowed/fullscreen, or even Vsync for that matter).”
- “Game is good, but I can't figure out how to add my own music.”
- “Solid game, good difficulty levels, playing your own music is a must; it really gets you into the flow.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
25%
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The gameplay offers a fresh take on the super hexagon formula, introducing unique mechanics that demand mastery in new areas. Players will face a steep learning curve, as the game challenges them to continually adapt and improve, often feeling like they are starting over with each increase in difficulty.
- “It's a game that takes the existing Super Hexagon formula and adds an interesting spin, resulting in completely different gameplay that requires mastery over entirely new areas.”
- “It brutally forces you to learn and master the mechanics even further, and just when you think you have it down, the next jump in difficulty makes you feel like you've been sent right back to square one.”
- “It's a game that looks at the currently existing Super Hexagon formula, yet adds an interesting spin to it that ultimately emerges as completely different gameplay, which also requires mastery over completely different areas.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
The game boasts high replayability due to its unique levels, dual ship mode, and the option to import custom MP3s, allowing players to tailor their experience.
- “Incredibly replayable thanks to each level being completely unique, dual ship mode, and the ability to import your own MP3s to customize your experience.”
- “The game offers fantastic replayability with its unique levels, dual ship mode, and the option to import your own music for a personalized touch.”
- “Replayability is off the charts due to the distinctiveness of each level, the engaging dual ship mode, and the feature that allows you to bring in your own MP3s.”