Exocomets

It's an extremely bare-bone experience to say the least. Move your cursor to avoid circles on screen. And that's basically it. Controls are kinda bad, the music is horrible and repetitive. Definitely not worth $2, not even $0.50 in my book. It's playable, kinda challenging, but I'd consider it simple and unpolished even for a browser game, let alone a steam game. There are many games out there doing what this game does, only better.

Exocomets is a load of fun. The levels are each 100 seconds long, and this allows it to be played in short sittings, it also means that jumping back into a level is quick and easy. The music that goes along with it is great, and it really adds to the enjoyment of the gamee. It's a great buy for 2 dollars and I would recommend it to just about anyone.

Игра проста как 2 копейки, для игры вам даже кнопок не нужно будет наживать, только передвижение мыши, но в то же время она затягивающая. Вам нужно управлять купсором и уворачиваться от желтых точек, которые летят в хаотичном порядке. В игре есть несколько бонусов: - звезда, дает вам таймер, от величины таймера будет зависить качество подобранного бонуса - щит, ну тут все понятно, вам дополнительный шанс - бамба, сметает все на своем пути - замедлитель, все что попадает в его радиус замедляет скорость - пушка На пару часов развлечся пойдет.

Exocomets is a fun little time-killer that's easy to pick up but leaves plenty of room for the player to improve. The music for each level is great and the visuals are uncluttered and clear, meaning you won't lose your ship amongst everything that's happening on screen.

Exocomets is a great game, especially for the reasonable price! It's an easy-to-grasp but difficult-to-master premise that makes for a startlingly addictive product. I enthusiastically recommend it to anybody who... well, I guess just everybody. ps It was also my pleasure to be involved with the game score as I was.

good for playing in short bits

Pros: Simple concepts that anyone could grasp. Just avoid the yellow balls and try to collect some power ups. They introduce a new power up every level. The games do not take very long so you could play them with only a few minutes of time. The music is actually very good. It feels like the music is better than the game. Cons: The game is way to simple and I could find a game like it on a flash games site. Most of the powerups are not beneficial to pick up. The sheild and sometimes the shoting ones are the only ones ever worth getting. The bomb automaticly causes you to lose all of your star power, which isn't worth clearing the screen of everything, not just the yellow orbs. The time slowdown just causes the balls to stay on the screen longer, which can make things very compact. I find myself trying to avoid most the power ups than collect them The music doesn't fit the game. This sounds like it contradicts the pro, but the music is way to detailed and good for such a simple game. It doesn't feel like it should be on this game at all and should be in a game with a little bit more detail. Most importantly, I did not find this game fun. Some people might, but it is not my cup of tea.

Exocomets is a minimalist mobile app style avoidance game where you put your finger on your iPhone screen and drag a ball around avoiding all the big yellow balls. Pick up time extenders and shields to extend your game run and see how high your score can go. It's like Pac Man with worse graphics, no maze, hundreds of ghosts, and no power pills. Whee. For whatever reason, probably quality reasons, this never reached the mobile app stores it was apparently designed for, but there's no such quality controls on Steam so I get to review this one, and I wish I could have my time back. This is just a lazy cash grab and it was dumped into DailyIndieGame bundles to extract as much money as possible from a bad asset. Really not worth $2 considering there's better free mobile apps.

Whack

its trash but the best kind of trash, i.e. the sort of trash that is certainly worth buying