Cosmic collapse

[h1] - Баланс, бааааланс, я его не чувствую! [/h1] [h2] - REX PEX GAMES, у тебя его нет! [/h2] По трейлеру может обманчиво показаться, что игра чего-то до стоит. Да возможно где-то разработчик слукавил, потому что shoot em up в ретро космическом стиле не такое и редкое уж явление, но всё же игра. Но на самом деле у этой игры всё достаточно просто и прямолинейно. От подобных инди игр, сделанных на коленке, Cosmic collapse может похвастаться чуть больше проработкой уровней и это только в отдельные моменты. В остальном же любимый баланс. Летит метеорит, метеориту вроде бы должно быть всё равно - с кем столкнуться, но он сталкивается только с нами. Это проблема с логикой встречается почти повсеместно, но что делает игру действительно не заслуживающей хоть какого-либо внимания – баланс. Первые пару уровней можно пройти одной левой. 3 и 4 уже просто пролётываются так, чтобы избежать столкновений, потому что урона не хватает. Вот к 5 уровню набирается апгрейд. Апгрейд маленький помощник с таким же низким уроном. В итоге, опять облетаете всех и встречаетесь с боссом. Ему ваши потуги, что слону дробина. Насчёт графики, музыки и звуки. Тут ничего нет. Благо движок игры поддерживает 200 фпс. Мусор с купленными отзывами.

This game is amazing. From the gameplay to the lore, this game is for casual and hardcore gamers alike. The lore is extremely rich and deep and it will keep you invested. I recommend this to anyone.

[code]For other game reviews, please [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40640212/]follow us at What The Game?[/url][/code] Cosmic Collapse is a side-scrolling arcade style game with a space theme that pays homage to early arcade games like Scramble and Asteroids. There is even a bit of Darius in it and some humorous Easter eggs like Sputniks and the Tesla spaceman roadster passing through the background. Although Cosmic Collapse has its roots in older arcade games, there are some major differences to a classic arcade game. In Cosmic Collapse, losing all three ships and ending the game does not really end all progress. In fact, most players will quickly learn to play the first few levels over and over to collect bluish spheres. These spheres are used to upgrade the ship between games, and these upgrades are persistent, unless the player ever goes into the settings and uses "delete data". The upgrades account for faster projectiles, more damage, and faster rate of projectiles. Strangely, the power-ups during the game play can also be upgraded between games. For example, there is a beam power-up that lasts for a short period of time when picked up. It can be upgraded so that when it is picked up, it is more powerful. In fact, it is a bad idea to not upgrade it, as it may otherwise end up being weaker than the player's main weapon. The graphics and sound are fairly well made, not spectacular. Some of the enemies are fairly simple geometric shapes. Some look older school than others, but everything has a flat appearance; there is no shading that give a sense of depth to the objects. The music and sound effects fit the theme and there is quite a bit of variability to both. There are few options (mainly sound), and the controls cannot be remapped. Also, any controllers plugged in will impact the game, for example a HOTAS throttle will cause trouble if it is not neutral or unplugged. The main problem with Cosmic Collapse is that the playing area scale is relatively small and the player ship movement is very abrupt. It moves and stops very sharply. The fastest ship (a few options are available to start with) moves so fast that it is very easy to zip across the screen right into an enemy or other object. The player ship is rather large on the screen as are all of the enemies, and the colliders are very tight. A one-pixel overlap is death. In some levels there is so much on the screen at the same time that having a very fast ship is a major drawback because there is very little room left and the abrupt movement makes for certain death. Some players may be put off by the twitchy movement (hopefully the developer may add some inertia to the ship movement and tone the speed down a bit). [b]Cosmic Collapse is recommended for players that enjoy fast paced arcade games, but with a progressive upgrade mechanic that makes the game easier to win over time.[/b]

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Bought it to help support a Ukrainian developer. It's a good, basic side scrolling shooter (which I'm not necessarily good at). Appreciated some of the upgrade mechanics that at least made me feel like I was making progress.

This is a fantastic retro arcade type shootem up. Its an adrenaline rush. Lots of enemies lots of obsticles and lots of lazer, bullets and rockets. Great Music, great sound effects and really good colorful graphics. The Gamepad/Controller is sooo smooth .. The Replay value is awesome. This is one of my favorite Shootem Ups of the year. This developer sure knows how to make a great arcade game. WOW!!!!!!! SO GOOD!

Simple and fun side-scrolling space shooter with homages/inspiration from the likes of Galaga and Space Invaders. Great bonus levels and a somewhat rogue-lite mini progression system to upgrade your ship each time you die. I felt like the challenge scaled pretty well into the later levels even with being able to upgrade my ship. Not quite a bullet hell but there are definitely some bosses and sequences where it might feel like it.

от души отдохнул! Игрулька максимально чилловая: врубил музло и пошел наяривать!

Side scrolling ship shooter, if you've played one of them before, you've played this one.

Дякую за класну гру! Коли перший раз зайшов, то мене зразу загіпнотизував початковий екран: безкрайній космос і чудова музика. Геймплей не підкачав, повністю відповідає опису: бороздимо простори космосу і ефектно відстрілюємо все, що рухається). Окремо дякую за унікальні бонусні рівні. Бажаю сил і натхнення для нових ігор!