評論

• gamedeal user

  Sep 16, 2014

  I love this game and would recommend it to almost anyone. -Simple controls -Beautiful asthetic -Well executed science theme -High difficulty - However, this is not the kind of difficulty that makes you angry at the game but instead, determined to beat it. -Completely addicting I've spent many hours playing this game before it went on steam and I look forward to playing many more now.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 11, 2019

  I started playing this game a little over two years ago after somebody mentioned it in the comments section of a Super Hexagon video on YouTube, saying something to the effect of "If you think this game is hard, then you should try Boson X!" Having been looking for a new game to try out, I decided I might as well buy it and see what the game was all about. Boson X quickly became my favorite game to play during downtime, such as before leaving for school or waiting to go someplace. I could play it while I was talking to friends online, while listening to music, or if I just needed to get my mind off of something, I could open the game and collide particles until I felt better. My favorite part of Boson X is that there is no inherent end to how difficult it can become. As your score increases in a level, so does the speed of incoming tiles; the first level becomes just as difficult as the last level at a certain point. Each level has completely unique patterns, so it doesn't feel monotonous switching between levels like it can be with Super Hexagon. Levels at higher percentages become thrilling to play, and the adrenaline rush that comes upon reaching a new high score on a level cannot easily be explained in words; it is something that must be experienced to be understood. I was not good at Boson X to start with; in the beginning I found myself struggling to beat many of the earlier levels and often times I would close the game out of frustration. I'd lose my motivation to play because I wasn't sure I'd be able to beat a certain level. But I'd inevitably want to come back to it and try again and again until I overcame those daunting hurdles. And I just kept going, and eventually I finally beat the final level, and from then I was satisfied. Or so I thought. Back at that time I had been leaderboard climbing on Super Hexagon, having scored at least five minutes in every stage. I considered that Boson X had leaderboards as well, and soon enough I began working on improving my scores there too. As time progressed, my high scores improved further and further, and on April 1, 2018, I achieved my first world record score, on the Dark X Boson stage. I did not stop there. At the time of writing this review, I hold seven world record scores among the eighteen stages, and I currently don't have any plans on stopping. I recommend this game to anybody who enjoys challenging video games, and especially those who enjoy leaderboard climbing. If you fall under either category (or possibly both), then Boson X is for you. However, if you're easily aggravated by games that don't let things go the way you want them to, then avoid this title.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 11, 2015

  Boson X is one of these games that deserves a place in your library. As hard as fun this amazing and highly addictive 3D platformer indie game will destroy your keyboard, not for pressing many keys, it's because this game will test your reflex and this game will challenge you in every single level. As a cheap game, this game worth every cent. Graphically looks friendly and the soundtrack fits perfectly with every level. Basically i can't stop thinking on flip flip. 10 / 10
• gamedeal user

  Dec 31, 2016

  request a sick leave, buy this, click play, die a lot at 69-99% completion bar% (no worries, it comes natural), get mad, call it unfair or even absurd, imply that is not more your fault than the game-mechanics; no doubt about it, after 1h+ constantly dying.. realize that it was your boss fault all along, again.. one more time at 96%+ feel your heartbeats rising, adrenaline kicks in, finally.. level passed, a cheerful feeling embraces your body, an achievement. ..get back to work like nothing happend repeat when you can. .... (read fast) also, reccomended to play first thing in the morning.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 17, 2023

  meh
• gamedeal user

  Sep 16, 2014

  [i]Boson X[/i] is just such a clean game. You play with 3 buttons, which correspond to jumps in 3 directions; it matters how long you hold them for. Jump around through the crazy levels. Each of them has a different layout, yes, but there are also stunningly looking graphical gimmicks that'll make you think "who needs drugs anyway?". A video will tell you more. But there is no need to guess whether you'll like it or not, because 6 of the 18 levels are available to [url=http://boson-x.com]download for free[/url]. I've played Boson X before its release on Steam for something like 20 hours, and I still haven't had enough. ★★★★★★★★★☆
• gamedeal user

  Jan 29, 2015

  [b]Recommended[/b]: A runner game isn't going to set the world on fire, but the interesting theme and tight design make Boson X well worth playing. It marries a variety of interesting obstacles with some quite interesting voxel art design in the levels and characters to create a strongly-themed and quite technically-proficient runner game. Read the full review [url=https://www.highlandarrow.com/reviews/169-boson-x.html]here[/url].
• NixEmotions

  Aug 20, 2023

  The instructions weren't clear enough. I got my dick caught in the particle accelerator.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 16, 2014

  If you like the "runner" genre you'll love this one. You're basically running through an endless tubular map and you jump to either side or straight up and you can jump higher by holding the button/direction pressed. You cannot move more than 1 tile to the sideways without landing first though. The goal is to get as much energy as possible by running on the blue tiles while avoiding any collisions or bottomless pits. Once you reach 100% of energy you're free to collide against something or fall to end a stage, otherwise you can keep going and try to reach a higher score. * Simple graphics, which means it can run on any toaster and wont bother you while going at full speed. * Good soundtrack! It's kinda electronic-something, I don't know, it sounds good enough in game and it changes dynamically (The more upbeat version plays when you reach over 100% of energy). * Controls are quite comfortable. You can just plug in your Xbox 360 controller and be ready to play. You can move with the triggers, the shoulder buttons, the directional pad and the analog, they're all supported at the same time. * Excellent port of what I suppose is an iOS game. No flaws in framerate nor stuttering or anything. * Achievements aren't something so special here, they're all about you beating a stage. Latter stages are quite hard though! Still, it would've been cool to have some weird achievements or even some score attack ones to push you to try harder. * Good replayability if you care about score attack and leaderboards. I'm sure the graphics are WAY too simple for a lot of people but the game is just 3 dollars full price. I don't really mind that. I had lots of fun so far and I expect to 100% the game in a few days.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 12, 2016

  It is really funny game (: Action, Free to Play, Some levels are really hard.. :/ but still worth!