Into The Labyrinth: Expand
Like a slow motion Super Hexagon , Expand drew me into its labyrinth depths the moment I laid eyes on it. The trailer’s sombre piano music and black-and-white-with-a-splash-of-red vibe gave me reason to anticipate a supporting plot about divorce or man flu, but I’ve played the fi
Like a slow motion Super Hexagon, Expand [official site] drew me into its labyrinth depths the moment I laid eyes on it. The trailer’s sombre piano music and black-and-white-with-a-splash-of-red vibe gave me reason to anticipate a supporting plot about divorce or man flu, but I’ve played the first half hour and all energies seem to be concentrated on the starkly beautiful visuals and some lovely course design. I use the word ‘course’ because Expand feels like an obstacle course – a strange and hypnotic obstacle course.