
Dodge bullets and upgrade yourself in Minutescape, a retro-inspired incremental game that keeps unfolding. Unlock new abilities and keep upgrading yourself to survive for 5 consecutive minutes.
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Dodge bullets and upgrade yourself in Minutescape, a retro-inspired incremental game that keeps unfolding. Unlock new abilities and keep upgrading yourself to survive for 5 consecutive minutes.

Dodge relentless bullet hell at every moment.
Master precise dodges to survive longer.
Put your reflexes to the test.

Unlock abilities that transform every run.
Spend points to enhance your powers.
Discover upgrades that change the rules of combat.

Every attempt makes you stronger.
Learn, improve, and push beyond your limits.
Jump back in, master the challenge, and survive beyond 5 minutes.
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Languages: English*, Spanish - Spain*, French*, Italian*, German*, Japanese*, Portuguese - Brazil*, Spanish - Latin America*, Korean*, Simplified Chinese**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 41 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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i like this game, but it some reason started making me die after one hit only for no reason, i have not found a way to stop this
Не тратьте время, человеки
[h2]Incremental Survival Game? Sign Me Up![/h2] [i]Minutescape[/i] is an interesting one. A survival game where your goal is to survive for five minutes, dodging enemies in the confines of a box. Every time an enemy spawns, you get the currency associated with them. Different enemies spawn the longer you survive, adding more currencies to the equation and such. Pretty self explanatory. Upgrades include things like speed, abilities, how much currency you earn, how big your box is, and much more. Honestly, it can get a little grindy and repetitive and I think some of the negative criticisms are valid, but with games from this genre, it always tends to become that way from mid to late game, so the grind didn't bother me all too much. I'll leave a positive review here, I did enjoy my time with it but I suggest you check out the reviews a bit before you decide if this game is for you or not.
Просто. Затягивает. Концовка заставила фрустрировать.
[h1]More of a warning review[/h1] While it is positive - most of it comes from me having fun trying to get it running on win 7 machine back in the days (its actually a [b]chromium[/b] (browser) engine game and win7 support is dropped lmao) and [b] being somewhat competent at bullet hell[/b] genre, which is being crossed over with incrementals quite frequently, idk. Progressing through this [b]WILL take some skill[/b] mid-game, because while early upgrades can be grinded for - next currencies will be gained after reaching 1:00 and 2:30 survival marks to spawn new enemies which provide these currencies, and "start from X minute mark" upgrades are quite a far reach. Upgrades themself are a mixed bag: there are skills that you can use in game to help with dodging projectiles, but they're absolutely useless early on, you have to commit to maxing one out to be able to [b]properly[/b] utilize it, otherwise it might just not be equipped. This principle can apply to some other upgrades, like temporary invincibility. [hr][/hr] This game might ask too much of you to keep the progression pace in tact as the developer intended, so if you expect an incremental here - make sure you can handle bullet hell too, since there are at least 2 stopcaps (new resource gain minute marks) that might frustrate you out of this game because there's really no way around it other than "git gud".
Minutescape is without a doubt a top tier singleplayer game It is a very simple game with minimal spec requirements, yet it makes the most out of its simplistic style with super fun and interesting gameplay Its one of those games where you die and upgrade yourself to last more and get more resources to upgrade yourself even more, but with a super interesting upgrade system and some other aspects to help you out, so that you can always kinda choose your own path It has a super interesting vibe with a very fitting soundtrack, and i'd personally say it is also pretty replayable The only downside is that it doesn't have too much content to offer, but for the price of 6 bucks it is a fantastic deal
hard but cool
الفكرة جيدة, لكن وتيرة التقدم بطيئة وتعاقبك اذا تتقدم بسرعة
хороший bellet hell с кубом легко затягивает Было весело сфокусироваться на уклонение Немного гринд раздражал за свои деньги норм 6/10
5/10 - PLATINADO O mais fraquinho dos incrementais que já joguei. Também é de longe o que tem a progressão mais lenta e menos divertida/recompensadora
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