
Blast your enemies, extinguish fires, clean up, repair, recycle and explore where no one has screwed up before! Team up and face swarms of foes as you pilot your way through a procedurally generated galaxy. Save the Multiverse in Hyperspaced, a chaotic co-op space action game for 1-4 players!
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Languages: English, French, German, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese
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Hours played at review time, across 36 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Игра сделана достойно. Дизайн, оформление, звук все в точку. Тем более что не так уж и дорого. Сперва дети поиграли получили огромное удовольствие. Потом мы с парнями зависли как маленькие! Одним словом игра супер! Всем рекомендую!!!!
It's borderline, but I cannot recommend this when Lovers In A Dangerous Spacetime exists, which is superior in every aspect. Sorry. The players stuck piloting has very little gameplay variation (unlike lovers with the different engine types). Some enemies feel impossible to dodge. You quickly get your ship full of modules and then the rest of the game feels more like finding side-grade with little gameplay impact. Ship upgrades are generic more damage, more health. The game doesn't heal at the end of a mission. But you can go back to base and then resume to get the heal. Waste of time.
It's a very cool game, I recommend everyone to play it and please add Ukrainian localization. ///
As a big fan of party style couch games, this one unfortunately got boring very quickly, even in co-op. Just to slow and didn't present interesting enough gameplay when compared to something like Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime or Catastronauts.
I first played the game in the "Level up" in Salzburg. I played it with my 8 year old niece and she loves it.
Pretty good - exemplary Early Access, even. You can get a dozen-something hours of playtime out of the existing missions and some more if you want to unlock things / do challenges. It can be played with friends, or by yourself (which lets you take the helm and control a turret at once, making it more akin to a twin-stick shooter). I would have preferred online multiplayer, but Remote Play works alright for this. Looks good, sounds good, features some amusing dialogue.
Awesome game. Me and my friend group spend a lot of time playing local co-op games. I have a habit of buying every local co-op game that I find out about on steam for us to try. This has very quickly become one of our favorites. We typically meet up on Sunday night for a game night, and play a few of the more popular titles in our group, we usually start the night by trying a new game or two we havent played before to see if we like them. This game was our first of the night, and every other game we were going to play went right out the window. We ended up playing for far longer then expected, and then we even met up on Monday, the next day so we could play through some more of it. The co-op in this game is great. There is a lot of team work, without tying anyone down to a specific role. The dual space invaders style combat / screen for managing ship damage and weapons / power up install and scrap processing is great. The combat gets hectic and requires a lot of strategy when it comes to steering / weapon selection. We had some hilarious moments during our first nights of playthrough, like realizing we could steal everything from the store and then.. also realizing that we would have to fight a mini boss for doing that. If the team continues developing this, adding more enemies, weapon types and bosses, this will be one hell of a game. My only dissapointment is that it doesnt have online multiplayer, as I really think that would add a lot to my groups ability to get a game together when we arent meeting up in person. It would also help with selling copies, as I would have bought copies for my group if there was online multiplayer available.
Watching the chaos unfold as one tries to navigate through the minefields, the other defending against vessels chasing you, one trying to repair the damage with your ship burning and a broken window sucking out all the loot you desperately need for repairwork -- thats peak co-op fun. Great game for a co-op evening with your buddies!
Great game to play with friends! There was lots of fun and laughter while playing this one. It's a great couch game, but it's actually really hard to pick up for a single player. It's going to be our party game. I love it!
A charming co-op game that you can also play alone. I played alone at first and thought to myself "man, this is kinda hard." So I went and got myself a player 2. And what can I say, that made it even harder xD Humans just don't listen! If you like games like Overcooked, you're probably going to like this game. It took a while to get the hang of it, especially dealing with player 2 constantly firing the turrets and throwing me off course :D So in my opinion it is much harder than it looks! Oh, and one very important thing - you can pet the dog!!! (Steam shows 30 minutes, but I actually played it for close to two hours at the time of review)
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