hocus.

Critic reviews

• TATouch Arcade

  Nathan Reinauer · Oct 08, 2015

  8.0

  There are no leaderboards, timers, extra modes, characters, or any of that stuff. Heck, there’s hardly even any color. But there’s still something to be said for a game so focused on one single, brilliant idea, and Hocus is a fine example of that.

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• GGamezebo

  Lian Amaris · Oct 05, 2015

  8.0

  The game is perfect for short play sessions while also feeling like a good workout for your brain. This isn’t mindless tapping, but rather, a series of well-considered mental exercises. Just as the Escher art which it evokes, Hocus is simultaneously “cool” and “smart” entertainment.

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• AAppAdvice

  Christine Chan · Oct 01, 2015

  8.0

  I’ve been playing Hocus for a while now, and I’m thoroughly enjoying it so far. The minimal graphics are aesthetically pleasing, the music is soothing, controls are intuitive, and the puzzles can be challenging. I just want to see more levels and maybe different modes to give players a real mental workout (solve it in “x” amount of moves, etc.)

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