You can also use coins - three of which are secreted within every level - for the same purpose. You use these jewels as currency to unlock new levels and power-ups. The aim is to collect as many gems as possible in each stage and reach the exit. Indeed, at times you wonder whether Sega should be taking tips for its next iOS version of Super Monkey Ball. The controls are responsive without ever being so skittish that you bowl off the edge of platforms and into trouble. When you can easily negotiate a log that’s no wider than Hedgy himself, or pick your way through a labyrinth of traps without coming close to injury, you realise just what fCybertime has achieved. The gyroscopic controls are extremely well-calibrated, offering a surprising degree of precision. Given that Hedgy’s movement is guided by tilts and twists of your iOS device, you could be forgiven for assuming that Cybertime’s platform-adventure will be frustrating for all the wrong reasons.īut you’d be way off the mark. Spike pillars and bear traps grow more plentiful, and enemies come in larger numbers and greater variety.Īnd as if that weren’t enough to contend with, platforms get ever smaller, with bridges between them either narrower or non-existent, requiring careful leaps. It starts off as a more gentle and bucolic affair, but as the game wears on the rural setting increasingly fills with hazards. But if he’s a little slower than his famous blue counterpart his objectives are similar: collect gems in bright, colourful environments filled with incongruously deadly traps. Hedgy is far from the only spiny hero in gaming.
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