
In the Arclight Arena, you fend off Glass Drones and other Player Pilots by swiping and slashing them away in glorious 4-way Sabre clashing combat!
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单人玩挺无聊的 开始以为射来的物体要躲避,结果发现没有血条,不需要躲避任何物体,只要不断得击打飞来的物体到指定区域 但是因为击打物体碰到场地外圈会反弹,所以,完全是闭着眼瞎转摇杆就得分了 属于那种用脸滚键盘就能刷新记录的游戏。。。 不知道多人局会不会有其他乐趣
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Languages: English
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its ok
Though I didnt get the rule of this game, it's still fun hacking and slashing arrows, a potential way to play, dev should focus more on its quality and detail, such as a decent tutorial. playable: +1 novel way to play: +1 easy to handle: +1 fun: +1 unique aesthetics: +1 (someone else may love this) fair price: +1 (free) total score: 6/10
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Arcade game mixing arena combat with Asteroids. As usual with with these games, best to play with other people. Technically nothing wrong but for single player doesn't offer much.
Well this is pretty bad. Arclight Cacade is basically a ripoff of Spacewar from the 1970's, but you get a whammy bat instead of a gun on your "spaceship". Your ears are attacked by extremely bad EDM at the same time (Reminder: if you want to listen to music, Spotify is free). Graphics are very bad also, being minimalist/pixel-like. Various things bounce around the screen for you to whack with your whammy bat, but there's no real point in bothering. It's also quite difficult to play as you need to try cover your ears at the same time, because the music really is very bad. A nice move from the developers, the game is free, which is sensible because it's so bad it's worth less than free, and in fact they should be paying people to play it to compensate for time lost. It's noble and respectable for the developers to make this free, but the quality is just too low for me to recommend this.
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