Homebrew [Release] Super Haxagon 3.0

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[Release] Super Haxagon 3.0​

About:
Super Haxagon is an open source recreation of the game Super Hexagon for the 3DS, Nintendo Switch, and PC. I recently re-wrote the entire game (this is the game's second re-write, who knows if some day it'll get a third), so I thought it deserved a new thread since the old one is pretty old anyway.

It's the 3.5 year update nobody asked for!

(There's also a Nintendo Switch thread for those who are interested)

Source and Downloads:
Main Repo: https://github.com/RedTopper/Super-Haxagon
Releases: https://github.com/RedTopper/Super-Haxagon/releases
Level Editor: https://github.com/RedTopper/Haxa-Editor

Features:
There's lots of new features this time around. Here's the list:

• Cross platform for Nintendo Switch, 3DS, Windows, and Linux
  
• OGG Decoding for the 3DS (finally)
• An actual way to beat the game
• Beating the game (HARDESTESTEST) plays the credits
  • Credits can also be found on the main menu for the curious, but you'll be called a cheater
• Level progression
• High refresh rate on PC
• C++ (if that's a feature)
• And more!

Screenshots:

Spoiler: Screenshots

On the Nintendo Switch:

3DS Home Menu:

Cross Platform:

DSP Notice You must dump your DSP firmware to hear the music. This is usually taken care of in modern 3DS homebrew guides, but if you don't hear music in Citra or the 3DS you should check if you have done that first. A dumper is available at https://github.com/zoogie/DSP1/releases/tag/v1.0.

 

[E1ite007]

Wow, this exists... long before I joined here.
It's neat actually, I've played this in 2018 and I had a neat time 'cause it's a very faitful recreation.
I'll try this new version now. Thanks!

 

[peteruk]

looks great, thanks for sharing with the evergreen 3DS scene

 

[Mikitok]

work in o3ds?

 

[lone_wolf323]

work in o3ds?

Just play the game and see. That question is getting annoying with you posting it all the time. Heres a better thought. Get a N3ds console.

 

[RedHat]

work in o3ds?

It does, there's a picture of it in the screenshots section. I only have an o3ds XL on hand so I haven't been able to test it on the n3ds. There is time-based logic as well, so if the system runs faster or slower it will keep up.

 

[TomTalker]

I really like this. Very fun on my O2DS and runs flawlessly (haven't came across bugs). Great work!