
in Space is a procedural sidescrolling shooter that values precision and strategy over reflex or memorization. Fight through tons of enemies in three different modes, unlock new ships and new weapons. Become the best at shooting two dimensional shapes!
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Languages: English
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"in Space" is a very simple retro space shooting game. The graphics are extremely basic (even more basic than Space Invaders). You fly a spaceship, trying to shoot all of the enemy spaceships and asteroids which are approaching from the right side of the screen. It's not a particularly thrilling game; I'm guessing that it's probably aimed at those who want a bit of nostalgia in their computer gaming. However, I do like the difficulty settings. Players can choose Normal, Hard, Very Hard, or Bonkers (that's a nice little touch of humour in the last-named setting). There's not many reasons to recommend this game. A yearning to play retro games is about the only reason I can think of for people wanting to play it - if so, then good luck to them, and I hope they enjoy it. However, despite the retro reason for its existence, I can't recommend this game in good conscience. I didn't particularly enjoy it, and I'm guessing that most other people wouldn't either.
Tetris meets Space Invaders. An enjoyable, albeit somewhat choppy SHMUP experience.
[list][*][b][h1]Morlan's shorts:[/h1][/b][/list] It's basic, it's minimal, there's not much variation but it's made to take your mind off of things for a few minutes, half an hour tops. It's fair to the player, there's some challenge, it looks retro and plays like retro.. and it's cheap. Better than the one I just gave a thumbs down.. [b]Don't waste more time reading lengthy reviews.. time is of the essence![/b]
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This game is great, if you have some free time.
very addicting little game
Simple, repetitive shooting game, with simple, repetitive music. The whole thing becomes very grating after a very short time. You try to shoot enemies in the form of primitive colored shapes. If they reach the vertical line on the left side of the screen, you lose. You have to shoot them in chains of the same color or you get a penalty and this vertical line moves farther to the right side of the screen. Feels like the most basic foundation of an actual game that isn't in a state where it should have been sold. Not sure why the reviews are so positive on this.
It was ok...
OST please
Tags: Clicker - Fast Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Outcompeted. For Precision Aiming play The Collider or Point Perfect. Otherwise if you want the retro and arcade go with Pixel Star. Slide across the vertical axis and shoot with laser sight on colored shapes. Combine multiple of same shapes. Alternating shapes and colors too quick will cause the insta-death line to move away from you thus increasing the difficulty. Has scenarios and an endless mode. Music is good but very techno. Presentation minimalistic but alright. Precision mouse aiming worked good. While I am always on the lookout for the best sort of... clicker-warmup kind of game. Point Perfect arguably does this just a tad better, while Pixel Star otherwise takes the same general idea presented here, but elevates it into a proper twitch/arcade game inspired by Asteroids. So either way the coin lands IN Space is outcompeted. It is a tad unfortunate since it was not altogether badly executed. Removing permanently for declutter. https://store.steampowered.com/app/367300/Pixel_Star/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/319550/The_Collider/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/303840/Point_Perfect/
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