- Price$2.99
- CategoryGames
- First releasedMarch 5, 2014
- Versions2 archived
- Installable2 of 2
- AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
- SellerTom Janson
- Bundle IDcom.thomasjanson.wavewaveiOS
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 6.0 or later.
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Report an issueWave Wave is a savage arcade video game by Thomas Janson, with music by Danimal Cannon and Zef. Selected as part of the PAX Australian Indie Showcase 2014.
Wave up and down to survive the gauntlet of geometric doom.
Hectic. Extreme. Addictive. Racing. Tumultuous. Blitzing. Electric. Anaerobic. Treacherous.
* Fearless game play. * Fall into 'the zone' where your brain switches off. * Overcome mind-to-finger-to-screen latency. * Includes incredible 8 track album 'Parallel Processing'. * 4 modes of play, 5 difficulties, 10 challenges. * 5 insurmountable Game Center Achievements. * Play Versus Mode and take it in turns to win. * Record game play on-device to share online.
This game will test you.
Compatible with iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4th Gen, iPad 2, and all newer devices.
Ratings Over Time
sampled from 2 archived captures| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 28, 2015 | 2.2.0 | — | 255 | $2.99 |
From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.
Archived Reviews
8 of 15This game was outstanding and so much fun. What a shame this large company came and bought it out and slapped ads all over the place. Considering I paid for this game and it now has ads like a free game, I’ll probably refund it and get my money back. 🖕
This used to be a great game but then you came along and completely ruined it
Okay, let's start off with if that the games great, but we have seen much better from you. You had a great game, with so much playability and it's so addicting. Now, it's completely different game that me, and some other people aren't found of. We had the one and only Wave Wave, and now we have anger, different, odd game. We've seen better from you, and for that, I'll give this new Wave Wave three stars.
Hello, I came from this YouTuber who played this game, and I thought it would be a bit fun to play. I see many reviews about the game being subscription based. I thought the “subscription” was being able to like unlock new things and be able to play. I download the game, then it advertises the subscription. There is NO WAY to play the game without paying a subscription. It pops up, and there is no “I want to play this game, I don’t really want to subscribe” kind of button. NOPE, there is no button like that in sight. This is unplayable. I tried multiple ways to get AROUND the paywall. There isn’t a way. Try making the game PAY TO PLAY. Like, “In order to download, pay $1.99” it may be free, but there is a subscription, I do not recommend playing. Edit: Thanks, developer for responding. I was able to get past the subscription pay wall. I still don’t get the fact that you only have 10 MINUTES to play the game when you just want to play the game and don’t want to subscribe. Just allow people to not to do the subscription, I just want to play the game, it’s fun. Stars aren’t changing at the moment.
Exactly the title the paywall just ruins the game so I’d rather play super hexagon
Add Extreme Mode (60s+)Starting Options(Like super hexagon) For Insane People Like Me. Also, this game is high quality and definitely for people who enjoy super hexagon but want different mechanics to play around with. The music is nice and pretty much the only people who dislike this game think it’s a copy of super hexagon or liked the old version more(a prospect I disagree with because wave mode is kind of cancerous). If you don’t fall into either of those two parties, you will definitely enjoy the game.
Rip wave wave
I love the new update. Never thought the hardest game I ever played could get harder and I'd still love it, but here we are. UPDATE 2019: Still love this game, sad to see some loser ripped it off and is putting massive amounts of ads on it.
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.