Nova Drift

Highly polished rogue-like with tons of replayability. One thing to keep in mind though is that the meta progression to unlock every possible mod can be very time consuming, but you don't have to go out of your way to do so as the meta progression is based on lifetime score accumulation. I really enjoy that there are a lot of really interesting interactions between different mods to create (often wacky) builds that you typically wouldn't even think about playing. This is especially true if you go achievement hunting in this one, as that can force you to create really stupid little builds that just somehow work, or ones with interesting gimmicks that you never even considered making use of. The game also comes complete with rotating Daily Challenges, with fun modifiers, both positive and negative, that really add a bit of extra flavor to some of your runs and can completely overhaul what builds are viable should you attempt them.

Stupidly addictive. Once I started playing, I basically couldn't put it down. At the end of every run I was thinking "ok, but what if I tried this other upgrade" and just started another run with a slightly tweaked build in mind. There are countless build combinations and paths for you to take to keep things fresh. And even then, jumping back in to just blow stuff up with a build you already know works is still very fun. The sound design is amazing, with the music being a standout, and the visuals fit the game and are beautiful in their own way in spite of their apparent simplicity, especially the larger enemies and bosses that come with unique mechanics. The meta progression only involves unlocks (ships, weapons, upgrades, harder gamemodes) and no actual stat increases to make the game easier. A fair warning that the game effectively functions on "tank controls". What I mean by that is, you can't really move side-to-side, or even backwards (with the exception of using specific upgrades). You can only go forward and shoot forward (mostly, again, some upgrades change this), and you can turn via mouse aim or keys. The controls are intentionally obtuse to add another layer of skill to the game, and also because if you had insane mobility, dodging would be a cakewalk. My only complaint is that you do eventually reach a point where you run out of truly viable builds to try. This is because the enemies scale very hard after a while and you simply have a soft power ceiling due to levels becoming extremely slow, so at some point enemies outscale you. Certain build paths just take you much further than others, and I wish some stuff was a bit more viable at later stages. Enemies outscaling you is also by design, because the upgrade pool isn't actually that huge, so you aren't meant to have everything.

ts is fire 🔥

为啥只有练习模式可以玩。。。。

Awesome, amazing, wow :D The ultimate asteroids experience.

The fun: tons of mods, weapons, ship bodies to unlock. The no fun allowed zone: See that rainbow glowing mod that appears when you pick certain mod/weapon combo? Yeah you'll have to wait till you reach rank 43 and onwards in order to begin using them. Blueballed by fun combos. Still a great arcade game to play using a mouse, get it while on sale.

крутая игра позалипать и потратить время купил со скидкой в 70% за 210руб имба а если без скидок я бы подумал