One of the hardest and most beautiful games I've played in a while – Circa Infinity - GameClub Review

Just to start off, worth the $3. Period. So now that that's out of the way, let me get into the things I love about this game. 1. The art style This game is beautiful, no matter the way you look at it. The minimalistic art style is over the top and creates a wonderful red, white and black setting for this masterpiece. I don't know if it's just me, but I ADORE pixelated games. I'm a very minimalistic person and this suits me perfectly. Not to mention that you don't want a lot of extremely detailed artwork distracting you from the intense, heart pounding gameplay. 2. Soundtrack I really, really love the soundtrack for the game. It's just something about techno music that gets me, maybe my time play geometry dash (which is also a game you might like if you love intense, extremely difficult gameplay) caused me to grow an affection for it. Either way it's terrific and really gets you into the gameplay and allows you to focus much more easily. I really also like the buildup in the music when playing a level. 3. Gameplay This extravagant game has tons of levels, more than I expected actually, but interestingly enough, no endless normal mode (at least that I've seen so far) which is what I thought this game would be. At first, the game seems pretty simple and easy, jump, left, right. I'm barely finished with part 1 (out of 10, not including the "demon" mode) and I was basically sweating by the time I finished some of those stages! The gameplay is VERY challenging but not enough to make me want to stop. Another thing I like is how when you die you don't restart the entire level. Ok, now I will be giving some suggestions for the game. 1. A storyline As fun as this game can be, a good story can be a deciding factor into the desire to complete a level just to progress it. Not to mention it adds to the extraordinary experience! And especially with the character, a dude with nice slicked hair (actually now looking at it, it may be flames, not hair) seems like he would have a reason for going into an endless loop of circles right? 2. More options This is one of the smaller things, but I thought it was still worth mentioning. Options, yes there is an options menu in-game, but it doesn't offer some of the vital things an options menu needs. For example, sensitivity adjustment, button size, movable button adjustment, and maybe even character size (he may seem a little small on the screen depending on what device you use). One last thing, I would suggest to put the usage of different palettes as almost a subsection of the options menu instead of where it currently is. All in all, this is a phenomenal game, and I'm sure will gain a LOT more attention and support in the near future!
Review by Flabbergausted on Circa Infinity - GameClub.