Hyper Simon X is an Arcade Shoot 'Em Up Puzzle game that ingeniously blends SHMUP mechanics with the classic nostalgia of 'Simon Says' memory games. Prepare for a challenge like no other as you destroy the enemies in the exact order displayed! Players gave Hyper Simon X a 71% positive score. Released August 8, 2018. Top tags include Action, Indie, Shoot 'Em Up, Arcade, Retro, 2D, Space, Pixel Graphics, Casual, and Music.
Hyper Simon X is an Arcade Shoot 'Em Up Puzzle game that ingeniously blends SHMUP mechanics with the classic nostalgia of 'Simon Says' memory games.
Hyper Simon X is an Arcade Shoot 'Em Up Puzzle game that ingeniously blends SHMUP mechanics with the classic nostalgia of 'Simon Says' memory games. Prepare for a challenge like no other as you destroy the enemies in the exact order displayed!
Developed by NukGames · Published by NukGames
Player Review Breakdown
Hyper Simon X has about 49 positive and 20 negative player reviews out of a total 69. We'll add a detailed breakdown here when there are more reviews.
71%
positive of 69 player reviews
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Hyper Simon X is an Arcade Shoot 'Em Up Puzzle game that ingeniously blends SHMUP mechanics with the classic nostalgia of 'Simon Says' memory games. Prepare for a challenge like no other as you destroy the enemies in the exact order displayed!
In Hyper Simon X, level up by skillfully destroying ships in the shown order, with each level presenting a larger sequence just like Simon Says. Amplify your scores with combos, achieved by annihilating other ships and following the sequence. Stay vigilant against potential dangers like getting hit by other ships, dodging incoming shots, and avoiding wrong color hits with your special shot.
Immerse yourself in the ultimate coin eater arcade experience featuring retro pixel art graphics, offering seamless gameplay with keyboard, mouse, or joystick controls, all accompanied by an awesome original soundtrack.
Hiper Simon X is based on the free game that I made for the Ludum Dare 41 'Hiper Simox 3000', the theme for the JAM was 'combine two incompatible genres.