
Bezier is a dual stick blaster set inside a vast computer built deep underground. The story traces the principal's escape from this "Noah's Ark" gone wrong. A simple shooter on the surface, the deeper narrative pulls in his relationship between evolution and god, family and love.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 48 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 48 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
Bon jeu pour la détente une explosion de couleur avec une progression adapté au pas bon ! Force et honneur
Top Spiel! Coole Grafik, nette Effekte und ein super Soundtrack. Und die Action ist auch hervorragend; eignet sich immer mal für zwischendrin, um sich abzureagieren !
This is a pretty unconventional game and it takes a level or two to acclimate one's self to the play-style of it, once you have that,it is a very good game. I'm using an XBOX One wireless controller and the controls are flawless with my setup. I would recommend this game to anyone that likes Twin Stick Shooter type games.
Fun shoot em' up. Get it on discount though only ~15 levels
Fun game, charming aesthetic, maybe a bit short on replayability. A bit too flashy to read the screen but you can learn it.
despite not having a volume control, is quite good
just go play agar.io
It's all over the place to me. I haven't played this in years but it must have been a mess for me to only play 0.1 hours and forget about it.
Really cool twin stick shooter. It feels like it was influenced by 70s British prog and does some really neat innovations with story and abilities that I haven't seen in other games like it.
Is this what it would be like playing oddly cryptic Spectrum games where the other side of the tape is an excellent soundtrack, but in the modern world? I think so, and for that alone I have to give it a positive review. It starts off dense and confusing, and ends up being frantic and still a little confusing, but then you want to play again anyway.
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