
epsilon wars is a turn based artillery game set in space. players must use the newtonian gravity of suns, planets, and blackholes to guide their torpedoes at enemy ships, space stations, and freighters. challenge yourself in single player and multiplayer (2-4 players).
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This a refreshingly relaxing game of intergalactic warfare. The musical score lulls you into a false sense of security while your opponent is busy planning your demise. The gravitational pull of the planets makes for a fun strategical aspect and the random map generator allows for endless universes. An entertaining game for sure!
Great vibe, cool music, clean graphics. And harder than you expect. Like, I'm not that dumb, right? Maybe? I have decades of experience with gravity, this shouldn't be a problem... Game is what a $5 indie title should be: knows what its doing, does it well
It's like Asteroids meets Artillery with nice particle effects, chill music, and multiplayer for about the price of a coffee . What's not to like about that? Can't wait to play more!
A surprisingly fun little game with some cool physics puzzles in the single player. Getting a perfect shot, arcing your missile around the gravitational pull of multiple planets is really satisfying. It has some great music and the flavour text between missions is very well written and actually adds quite a bit of atmosphere. I think the UI could be a little easier to use but I liked that you could easily get your previous values to make tweaking your next shot easier. Can't wait to try the multiplayer next.
Fun little game, the mechanics are easy to harness once understood
Nice retro space shooter. Great soundtrack and some surprisingly difficult stages. Good replayability due to the random mode.
This game is a mix of playing pool with planets from the TV show Red Dwarf, the old game WarHeads which was like Worms with Planets, and high school geometry. I only like two of those things, but I also like this game! The music is chill but tense and the planetary slingshot puzzles get trickier as you go. A fun brain teaser and the levels only take a few minutes, so easy to dip into or get lost in. Only negative would be the story's pretty forgettable, but it doesn't matter particularly.
It's actually a lot of fun! Exceeded my expectations. It was super unique and addicting. Also, with randomly generated levels, you will never run out of solar systems. Wish it had online multiplayer, but the local multiplayer it has is great.
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