If you ever want a self-taught masterclass in videogame design, play this and then play Super Hexagon by Terry Cavanagh and make a list of all the little things you notice that make this game markedly less fun in its current state. Off the top of my head:
*No restart when you die, it kicks you back to the menu. Really kills that "just one more time" feeling that is so key to these kinds of games.
*In Super Hexagon, if you touch the sides of one of the hexagons rather than the front, you survive. This adds an opportunity for depth and mastery that Helix lacks. It also gives the shapes a sense of volume as you pass through them that adds to the hypnotic quality.
*Sharp corners in Hexagon contrast with the free movement of the cursor/ship/triangle. Much of the game lives in the muscle memory you develop for how long you have to press to move one "unit" of hexagon. The rounded nature of Helix's obstacles make this opportunity for mastery and flow absent.

With that said, the price is right (free) so give it a whirl if it strikes your fancy. Well worth a few minutes of your time even if it in its current form it won't blow you away.

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Pretty fun! I like it! :)

Very Great Music. Someone Send Me a Link Of a YouTube Video Of the Music.

If this was VR compatible I would throw up

It's ok. Pretty simple, but I'm not very good at it apparently. I think others have done it better, but it's free.

Helix Slider
pros:
fast game with modern day graphics with easy controls that moves from location A to B to C and so on,
cons:
difficult obstacles.

good game.
Personal Suggested Purchase Price: NA (Free To Play)

Twist and spin in endless tubes until you potentially throw up. Nice music, great design and a lot of spinning

Cool

Nice little free game to play for a bit