Project Starship

Project Starship - одна из игр "ошибок молодости", покупал, чтобы создать дешевые значки для профиля! В 2026 таким бы я заниматься точно не стал! Особо не планировал играть в эти игры, думаю так это и останется! Но если вдруг окажется, что одна из них это "Скрытый гем", то обязательно дам знать!

This is bar none one of the worst shmumps and or games I have ever played in my life period. It both looks and feels like a flash game, and until I read the description which explicitly states it's purely randomized I had no idea if the banal and utterly monotonous quality of my run was intentional or not. Turns out the RNG is just so poorly salted you can get what I got, which is a bootleg Touhou clone that's so barebones it doesn't even have a sound effect for your shot hitting enemies, let alone the enemies dying. The 'enemies' are 90% abstract blobs and shapes, the music loops continuously, the ship has the SLIGHTEST of inertia on movement, just there to make you question your sanity and then hate turning. And, lo and behold, to top it all off, there's a stage which introduces collision damage from terrain with NO indication what is the terrain or that it's a unique type of damage. I just assumed I was getting hit by invisible lasers until I realized what I thought were pre-fire laser indicators were actually THE BOUNDARY OF THE WALL I WAS SUPPOSEDLY 'FLYING INTO'. No bump or screen shake to indicate I was smashing into something, no distinction from a normal hit, and there goes a run where I have otherwise not been hit into instant oblivion. There is nothing of value here and I question the sanity of people who were able to enjoy playing this game.

he sound track alone is a good reason to play this game, plus its reallly fun!

very fun

Not bad, but not great either. I suck at shmups.

Это наркомания! БЕРЕГИТЕСЬ!

Um jogo de navinha retro bem fraquinho. Não se diferencia dos muitos outros do gênero.

low quality game

Project Starship is a fun little retro bullet hell that nails the 90s arcade aesthetic with its chunky pixel graphics, CRT filter option, and genuinely catchy chiptune soundtrack. The procedural enemy and powerup spawns keep each run feeling fresh, and the slow-down mechanic gives you just enough control to weave through the chaos. That said, the randomness is a double-edged sword — some Mad Events feel borderline unfair, and it can be hard to tell what hit you when the screen fills with projectiles. For a dollar, though, you're getting a surprisingly feature-rich package with multiple modes including boss rush and hardcore, and the energy of the game is hard not to enjoy.

Insta-death events... stupid challenges... just keep the button pressed and wait... NO