Kuru Kuru Kururin-Like Precision Puzzle Hyphen Launches on Mobile

Hyphen is a simple but brutal game. The 2D precision action-puzzle game originally launched on PC in 2015 and is now out on Android. You control a stick that keeps rotating while trying to guide it through complicated neon mazes without touching anything.

And when the game says anything, it really means anything. Walls, moving obstacles, enemies, traps, all of them are there to ruin your day if you get a little too careless. Getting through these levels takes a whole lot of timing, patience, and precision.

Hyphen takes inspiration from precision-based classics like Kuru Kuru Kururin and Irritating Stick

It’s all about navigating tricky spaces and avoiding everything in your path. It’s for people who actually enjoy a serious challenge, because things can get tense, frustrating, and downright infuriating when a level refuses to cooperate.

The Hyphen mobile version is a premium game up for grabs for £3.99. The controls have also been adapted for phones and tablets, with fully analogue touchscreen joystick controls. Controller support is available, too.

The game comes with all 36 handcrafted campaign levels, two unlockable minigames, and an original 11-track soundtrack composed by Andrew Lloyd. And if you still want more levels, there’s also the Community Levels feature. PC players can build their own levels using the desktop Level Editor, mess around with custom objects and custom audio, and then publish their creations through Steam Workshop.

Those community-made challenges are shared across platforms, meaning mobile players on iPhone, iPad, and Android can discover and play levels created by the PC community, too. But creating levels and publishing them through Steam Workshop are still exclusive to the PC edition.

So, check out Hyphen on the Google Play Store.

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