
CMYW is a four player survival co-op inspired by classic space shooters. The objective is to work as a team in order to survive the longest and score the highest. Find a balance between gathering resources and defending your portal if you hope to succeed.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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This game is an excellent take on an "asteroids" styled game. Music is great and the gameplay is challenging and fun. It really shines when you want some classic "couch" competition with some friends. Full disclosure: I know the dev and have played it at events during various stages of development. It always had a crowd at public showcases because it's a great local co-op game. Check it out!
The competitive mode was interesting, the cooperative mode lacked in content and meaning in my opinion. Very little content overall, two modes and thats all. Worst part is, is that is lagged on a relatively powerful laptop. With such simplistic graphics it really should be able to hold a much better framerate than it did.
CMYW is an enjoyable re-imagining of asteroids. The control mechanism is a little different from the original asteroids, in that ship rotation retains momentum, making it challenging to both fly and shoot where you are trying to aim. The action starts off slowly, but quickly builds and the player must balance the risk of leaving their base and the reward of more points / kills. An ideal game for a short gaming session. Rating: RGB / CMYW
Played only 10 minutes, two matches, and I have to say, I love it! Puts newer twist on the classic Asteroids game. I do think that there should be different game modes, however. Such as facing waves of asteroids, rather than endless ones comiong at you all the time. In between waves, you can purchase upgrades for the portal so it has a better chance of survival. I also wish for an online Multiplayer one day. Playing solo is a bit rough, and two people touvhing my keyboard is not okay. But overall, this game is great~!!
CMYW is way too addicting. Totally worth the $! PROS: -Quick playing and easy to understand -The leaderboard is a great motivator -The physics behind all the movements is impressive. The more ores you pick up, the slower your ship propels until it's emptied at the portal. The more powerful the gun, the stronger the kickback (so be careful...you're not invincible!). It took a while to get used to the ship's motion, kind of like flying drunk, but once you get used to it it's awesome! The game features all balance each other nicely :) -It's fun to figure out the different weapons classes and how they best work (e.g. the mines have a longer radius of investication than the turrets so they are best placed inside the portal for max protection) -GREAT MUSIC! -The difficulty doesn't ramp up too quickly so you have time to adjust. That being said, I still struggle to survive longer than 5 minutes.... -$4.50 gives you hours of entertainment! CONS (or dirty, dirty tricks): -When droids follow your astronaut into the portal when you're trying to regenerate, you're dead (unless you have some auto-defense weapons to save you). Such an anti-climatic way to die! -WTF is up with the nukes? I hear the alarm system and instantly panic -If you get hit by a sniper, your astronaut get blasted so far off the screen that flying back to the portal with your limited oxygen supply is nearly impossible in the one-player mode. You almost need a buddy to help you out in that situation, especialy because the snipers can track/predict your flight path. -Sketchy "houdini" asteroids at the last level. Woah... Overall, awesome game!
Okay, I originally didn't like this game and gave it a bad review. After rereading the other reviews, I think my negative reaction was due to the fact that I was just not that good at the game. So, I hid my review and sporatically played over the course of the next week. Now I have to say that I was wrong. As play progresses, your get better upgrades for your ship and base making the game more enjoyable. Unfortunately, I still haven't had a chance to play multiplayer. I did hook it up to my Steam Link and it looks great on my 55" LED. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Original review: These reviews must be written by the developer and his friends. I found the game boring. They claim it was inspired by asteroids. Actually, they took asteroids and made it so you can only shoot one bullet at a time. The controls seem very sluggish. I played 5 games and I am not sure if I will ever play it again. I will say that I have not played multiplayer yet. I will try it out on my Steam Link. If it turns out that it is more fun then I will come back and update this review.
If only we can have more Atari-like games on Steam! Pros: -Objective: Its the classic Atari game Asteroids, now with enemies to keep you on your toes and resource collection to further increase your high score. -Graphics: Kick @$$ Especially when the nukes go off or you lose your portal. -Music and Sound Effects: Feels like this is a game from back in the day. -Controls: Fluid. Much simpler when compared to original Asteroids. -Co-op: New major feature added to the original concept. Cons: -Co-op: Feature is local only. TL;DR: This game is Asteroids with added features to make the game more enjoyable. I can easily see this being a fun little party game you play with your buds when you want a change of pace from Mario Party. The price tag is an excellent deal considering how much money you would have to dump to enjoy the origianl Asteroids at an arcade. Give this gem a whirl; you won't regret it.
It's Fantastic. Nuff said. But for those of you who want an actual review here it is: Mechanics: Simple but solid Gameplay: Simple yet highly addictive Overall: Simple yet very enjoyable. Worth every penny...now for the only negative: Wish there was online multiplayer/matchmaking.
Awesome game. The developer has really re-invented the game Asteroids Multi colours/10
Its a fun simple little game. Perfect to kill a few minutes, and if you get into breaking a high score, longer. Perfectly suited to multiplayer, and the developer keeps adding little bits and pieces that make it even more fun. Definitely recommend it.
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