Tiltagon Review

Tiltagon is an endless survival/tilting game that’s not really anything new, but it looks pretty and it’s fun. We can’t forget about the fun.

All you have to do is tilt to steer your ball across a hexagonal tile and grab the floating cube. Then a new hex will appear and you have to make your way over to grab that cube - all before the hex you’re on disappears and without falling off the edge. There’s also a Hard+ mode that tasks you with not touching any of the obstacles (normally they just push you around), just in case the initial challenge isn’t challenging enough.

It’s an idea we’ve seen before, certainly, but Tiltagon does the job well with its random tile generation and placement, stark but also stylish visuals, and a soundtrack that will get your blood pumping. The tilt controls are also quite responsive and allow for some much-needed soft touches and course corrections.

If you’re burned out on tilt survival games Tiltagon may not change your mind, but it’s an great way to fill time if you’re in the market for a quick and easy distraction.