Savage Vessels

I like the concept, and the game play is mostly fun, but it's way too easy to die. I've stopped playing the game due to how frustrating it is. Some of the enemies need nerfed or something, for example: The gun turret is ridiculous, it shoots from off screen and each burst is like 25% of your health. There was also the time I mistakenly pushed 'restart' and had to start over, there was no confirmation dialog. Or the fact there there is a way to instantly die. Or the crazy large ship explosion shock wave damage. I also agree with some of the other comments, the enemies can detect you from off screen, but you can't, even with a 'Tactical Scanner'.

It's fun, a good little universe! Do I wish enemies exploding did damage to one another? sure. Maybe I have a few other small nitpicks here and there... mostly just a wish list of things that would make the strategy/world somewhat deeper. But overall it's very good. I tend to enjoy any game in which you can use pieces of your enemies dissected carcass to shield you from another enemies incoming shot. Semi-pro tip: read the controls. They were intuitive enough that i didn't... until literally the last level. And so I didn't realize I could use 'F' to rotate the screen. This is of particular advantage when sniping with the bolt/chisel. The reason for doing this is that many enemy-types can shoot the height of the monitor/map, and on various occasions will do so from 'out of view.' but none can shoot the entire width, making rotation highly valuable to your approach. RNG will play a large factor initially, but once you get the hang of which enemies can be juked into the void and which the tailgun can sweep up, bolts/saws/grenades will begin to stockpile. Highly recommended -- fairly challenging (3.3% have beaten the final level), but fairly fair.

Teleglitch's smarter, more handsome, but underachieving younger brother. Artwork is pleasant to look at and everything looks identifyable at a glance, plus enemies have their own sound ques that allow you to quickly and instinctively realize what you're dealing with. Controls are comfortable, and that wee bit of ungainly heft in your movements feels organic and right at home when you're piloting a spaceship. The void has better tactical applications thanks to ramming and your enemies being as "hefty" as you are. Overall simply fun and pleasant to play this thing.

Баги и недочёты есть, над балансом стоит работать, это инди, ничего сверхъестественного. Кто ожидал годную игру на 100+ часов - мимо.

Took me about 5 min to know I really liked this game! The combat is really fun the inertia and physics rlly play into it and the aiming weapons ect. Theres a lot going on there more then you would think at first. The ships are cool and the structures astroids ect look good and they sound good ;) The crafting is just awesome it really makes the game because it allows you to make from what you find an assortment of cool upgrades single use items that can slow time ect and then weapons lots of weapons. The weapons can then be further upgraded or it seems they can also be tuned for different things. Example a chisel gun fires...chisels the big metal rods, so you can have a normal semiauto kinda short ranged weapon. Then I found some old tech materials and suddenly I made a railgun that fires chisels. So the weapon travel speed was 10 times faster and it only now fires a single shot at a time. But since its physics that means that because the chisels are propelled so much faster now enemies depending on their mass will go flying away and you can shoot them from much farther which is good because they all seem to explode when they die or seconds after which can rlly hurt or add up over time. I dont want to ruin it but another was sawblades, which was neat because they spin like a saw blade does and its a projectile so it will slice and then kinda run along a wall or ship ect in the direction of the spin and it does damage over time so how you fire what speed whether you are moving at an angke ect all play in to make it much more sophisticated then you would imagine when you first use it. The other upgrade I found I believ turned it into a electric sawblade.. SO that seems cool. I saw in my short time about 5-7 weapons I could make but you only have the materials you find or take from enemies so I only made 3 weapons and 2 upgrades or varients. All summed up I think its a really fun game you can hop into kinda like ftl or games like that whats the other one called oh teleglitch. Where you can have fun sneaking about or guns blazing ect. I'm not far so I cant comment on story or anything like that. I do think its worth a buy and will give a lot of fun in a similiar fashion to the mentioned games at least as far as tempo and timeframe. Its space combat with direct control so teleglitch is more fitting as they said. Note - Usually I like tactical games or games with rpg elements survival ect this is a bit different then what id usually play and I'm glad I picked it up! I'm more into something like escape velocity kinda space games rather then teleglitch type game idk if that helps at all.

Uzay temasının eşliğinde kuş bakışı kamera açısıyla oynayabileceğiniz bu oyunda; uzay geminizle birlikte hareketli bir yolculuğa çıkabilirsiniz. Bu yolculukta ise kaynaklar toplayabilir ve size tehlike oluşturabilecek dronlara karşı mücadele edebilirsiniz. Mücadele durumlarında ise gemi kontrolünü iyi bir şekilde sağlayıp, çevre şartlarından faydalanmayı ihmal etmemeyi de aklınızda bulundurabilirsiniz.

A hardcore, space-floaty salvage game which demands restarts after restarts to progress through the levels. If you like games were you get satisfaction from finally beating a level / boss after many play-throughs, or discover a new mechanic which you never knew about, then this game might be for you. It's a minimalistic game at the moment with a few basic mechanics but with lots of room for additions and updates. For example, there's only one space-ship choice, no specs or experience points, a select choice of upgrades and guns to your ship. But currently, its enough to get your attention. You start with a few basic parts, enough to build a gun and some ammo. The movement of the spaceship are floaty but well designed (imo). All the levels are encompassed by this deep black void which kills anything that goes into it - including you. I have died multiple times to this void which can be very frustrating. But it does allow a nice, unique mechanic where you can push or tempt enemies into the void to meet their doom. Progression through the levels is usually via reaching checkpoints or killing a boss - but to finish the level, you always return to the "mothership". Each level (obviously) gets harder and harder - and I mean seriously hard. The downsides - its definitely on the basic side at the moment. The potential is huge, however. There are permanent checkpoints (for example, say you reach 'Level 3', you can return back to Level 3 after you die). However, you go in with pre-set equipment - not the equipment you went into that level with. This is annoying because its not really the most helpful gear, imo. Its just a way of skipping levels 1 and 2. If you wanted the 'most efficient' gear, you could start again at Level 1, but sometimes you just want to start half-way through. This game is completely relentless and unforgiving. Definitely give it a go if you like these ♥♥♥♥-on-your-face kind of games.