One More Dash Review

One More Dash is an immensely simple game, and that’s precisely why you’ll lose a lot of free time to it. The urge to play it just one more time is frequently very strong, simply because it’s so easy to do.

You’re dashing from point to point, simply through tapping on the screen at the right moment. Each circle that you’re leaping towards offers a spinning barrier and you don’t want to hit those. At best, hitting one causes you to bounce back to where you were. At worst, it flings you into space, causing you to explode. Timing is key here, but also getting into the rhythm of things with the game’s music gradually enticing you into reacting more speedily.

As a further way of encouraging you, there’s a mission system that gives you individual objectives and rewards you with special tokens that can be used to unlock new skins. Ultimately though, it’s the constant quest to beat your previous high score that’s going to keep you coming back for more. One More Dash is scarily addictive at times.