Hyperburner

Name: Hyperburner
Price: 2.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.559999942779541 (1552 reviews)
Author: Bad Potion

Bad Potion

4.6

1.55K reviews

100K+

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Everyone

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About this game

Hyperburner is a high-speed space flier set in a distant colonial solar system. Take on the sheer velocity of increasingly dangerous courses, unlocking endless-mode leaderboards as you master each one. Built for mobile with smooth and responsive free-steering, playable in portrait or landscape.

** 2GB RAM minimum recommended.

- Fast-paced gameplay, instant respawns.
- Master six unique zones each with five increasingly demanding stages.
- Test your skills against a list of challenging ace piloting goals.
- Unlock new ships as you progress.

Updated on

31 Mar 2024

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Ratings and reviews

4.6

1.44K reviews

Andrew Durkee

6 January 2023

I was originally put off by the default movement sensitivity. Now I am surprised I haven't seen it elsewhere. It can be surprisingly intuitive to keep one's finger planted in place, while making subtle pivots with the slight rolls of a fingertip. I see few examples of allowing and expecting such precision. It's especially interesting to see my thumb become a pivoting joystick, rather than the manipulator thereof, aside from the odd, panicked swipe of a near-miss. Great interaction all round.

23 people found this review helpful

Michael Christiana

26 August 2022

Seriously love the game, dumped countless hours of fun into it. With that said, please for the love of God fix Generator Network. Everything up until the 50% mark is easy to the point where you hit walls from zoning out, with a massive difficulty curve right at 54%. You end up dying there again and again and again, repeating the same easy part over and over. That, and the cylinders at the end of the tunnel segments blend in way too easily.

8 people found this review helpful

Bad Potion

20 September 2022

Thanks for the feedback! Appreciate the specific pointer, I will take a look.

Mathieu Leroy

15 November 2020

Oh boy finally got all the achievements and what a journey it was. The sense of progression this game gives you is glorious. It's hard but persevere and you'll find great joy in learning the levels, improving every time. Starting over in an instant makes the game less frustrating and actually kind of relaxing/hypnotic. Once you've completed a level you can play it again at a higher speed which really feels different and both dramatically added to my playtime and showed me how much I'd improved!

18 people found this review helpful