Galaxis Wars

Differences from Xortex: - Larger playspace requiring more movement - Enemies attacking from behind (forward/360 setting didn't seem to change anything) - You don't die from one hit First of all, if you liked Xortex, you should give this game a chance. I, however, enjoyed Xortex for a while but this game didn't entertain me. Why? Who knows. Maybe this type of game just bores me quickly. Problems: - Runs relatively poorly and looks bad. Had noticeable slowdowns at gr8 graphics setting with i7 @ 4,4GHz and OC'd GTX 1080. Considering how the game looks, this shouldn't happen. - There are different enemies but all you can really do against all of them is to point and shoot. You don't even prioritize certain types like in Xortex. - You have to twist your arm in weird positions to kill the enemies chasing you. - My highscore didn't update to the leaderboards (might have been due to windows firewall - after I stopped playing I noticed it was asking for permission). After restarting the game score was wiped (upgrades stayed). - The game is very easy after you buy the active repair skill. I didn't come even close to dying so I suicided at wave 34. Difficulty setting doesn't seem to make much of a difference, at least at start. - You have to press the trigger to fire. I found this unpleasant. Especially considering that you have no reason to stop firing. Conclusion: Ugly and poorly balanced shooter that you might enjoy nonetheless.

I really enjoyed Xortex from the lab and although this uses the same mechanic, its still really fun. There are lots of different upgrades to try and a few unlockable ships. The ships were hard to unlock, but at least I didn't breeze through the game too quickly. Right now, I'd say its worth it for the price but would like to see added content in the future.

thoroughly enjoy making my helicopter dart in and out of fields of fire...the unlockable upgrades and different model ships will keep me coming back trying to figure out better strategies to surpass my previous records.

hello. I only have enjoyed this game for few minutes but do enjoy this space game. The opponents vary and ther is lots of action to be played. I hope the makers add more colors and affects to each danger sphere. Overall, this game makes a good space game and can give long times of fun for all.

https://youtu.be/0oQLTpQwjWU Interesting game that makes you feel that you have a spaceship in your hands and you must defend it in a 360 º interface where the enemies surround you and you have to find a way to survive. The graphics are very well done, the handling is inpecable. It's a good virtual reality experience.

Excellent game, if you like zortex from labs then just buy it, its same principle but so much better. A must for any space invader fan! 10/10

This game is a pretty decent bullet hell type shooter. There are lots of variety in enemies and it can get really intense at times. You will be moving around a lot as you dodge and weave your ship through bullets to get a bead on enemies. It can be pretty satisfying when you get good at the aiming and you are blowing up ships from all directions. There are 5 ships with different weapons, hp and damage ratings for each and all stats can be boosted through perks with the energy you collect from destroying enemies. Active abilities can be purchased as well like the ability to heal, slow time, drop enemy destroying bombs and a bunch more. I have come across a few small bugs but nothing crazy. Overall pretty adicting game and a good challenge.

Got it on sale or in a bundle for Oculus Rift. If you've ever held a toy spaceship in your hand and imagined dodging lasers and shooting enemies, then this is for you! Fun game that made me feel like a kid again!

Hm, where to begin... graphics are kinda bland and boring; downright horrible is the aliasing though: I'm sure one can get eye cancer from that :-\ -> why the f* do developers NOT use the SteamVR SuperSampling settings?!? It bugs me the hell out, as time and time again (with UE4 games) you are stuck with fuzzy, edgy objects everywhere: let the user via SteamVR decide how much AA/SS and performance drop he wants, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.... Sound effects are what you'd expect, but gameplay at least is quite fun for an hour or two, as it really works well with roomscale VR and has you walking around, dodging ships and laser fire. Now the problems: THE SAVEGAME KEEPS GETTING CORRUPTED. That means you'll have to delete your save and start from scratch or you'll not be able to progress any further (if you unlocked two ships, you'd be stuck with them and a game restart will wipe any upgrades and stuff). This. Sucks. Big. Time. The "right hand" (or left for that matter) is different to SteamVR setting; it's only a minor gripe, but it's here. Sloppy work, nothing more. There is - as far as I can tell as I got corrupted a lot^^ - only one ... "war room"/simulation space, which means you basically always, always(!) fight the same ships in the same room the same way. If you're lucky with different ships and upgrades. Anything else to add? Hm, yeah, did I mention that the SAVEGAME KEEPS GETTING CORRUPTED? Not even worth the few bucks I payed for while on sale; most definitly not worth the full price!

Fabulous. I'm #3 on the leaderboard. Beat that!