جائزے

• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2015

  Feels like they should of had an early access cycle to this game as this doesn't feel like a finished product; the game has potential but falls short in a few key areas: Only 16:9 aspect ratio support, no remapping for controls, and aiming is all over the place with an odd auto aiming system were you have to basically line your ship up to what u want to hit but that's only when the camera doesn't move it seems. The upped difficulty from the mobile version seemed rushed/under-tested to me, as there are escort missions and such and once you get to a point of the game where you have to protect cargo containers it seems like you hit a brick wall in difficulty that doesn't seem right, and that is on Normal Mode.
• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2015

  Oozes cheap quality, from the strange choices of voice acting and attempts at humor, to the awkward aiming system that defies physics, it feels like an arcade game from the early 2000's. If you are interested in a very simple arcade style 3D on-rails space shooter then got for it but i would reccommend saving your money now and wait until it becomes .99 cents
• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2015

  Well, the story and idea are nice (though not new, more like a mixture of star wars and mass effect), but the gameplay isn't. While the presentation (vids and screens) suggest you're in control, the ship flies it's own path and you're only able to apply some offset to it to avoid collisions, gun-fire, etc. So it's like a vintage top-down-shooter with a slight idea of 3D. Wouldn't be much of a problem if it wouldn't fly directly into the most stupid places there is for a battle, like in the middle of half a dozen turrets. So if you ever wanted to know what Kamikaze feels like, join the battle! Another point is the targeting system: you can't choose on your own what you shoot at. There's an automated targeting system which selects targets for you. But the algorithm for selection is incomprehensible, eventually selects something in the direction you're heading but often feels like random. So what you'll need is a lot of swarm missiles (multiple missiles shot at once that automatically select all nearest targets). So a fight with many enemies can pretty quickly become frustrating. Success on higher levels is more about luck than skills. Last thing: the story is very short (one short afternoon and you're through the whole stuff for a single decision tree) and its presentation is a bit "low level", just some audio conversation while you look at your current surroundings. So, if it's on sale for a very low price, it's a distraction for a (very) short while if you don't expect too much, but at full price: not worth it.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 15, 2016

  I've literally never wrote a review before because I've never felt this strongly about a game. This game is absolute 100% garbage. Its controls make it completely unplayable. I completely regret this purchase.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 20, 2015

  Goodlooking rail shooter. Controls simple. 360 controller or mouse/keyboard. dispite other comments auto aim not very difficult. having played a lot of similar games I'd give it 7/10 and nicely priced at £5.59. great for a quick blast.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 30, 2016

  Nice graphics, but no targeting reticle makes aiming a chore and extremely spotty. Combined with the rails aspect, this game makes me feel I don't have much control over what's going on.
• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2015

  It's like the Kobayashi Maru test, but instead of testing my character, its testing my patience. ..In seriousness though, I liked the concept of the game, which is why I personally bought it on the first day of release, but the devs need to get a better auto-aiming system; for an on-rails shooter, it needs a more defined range on what I can shoot/hit while the game moves through the various scenarios. 5/10
• gamedeal user

  Jan 24, 2020

  Cinematic Space-Adventure Rail Shooter. Play with a mouse. 2-5 hour campaign, depending on player. Price is good at the $5-10 range. Minimal replay value.