Savant - Ascent REMIX

Fun and addictive! A nice little schmup with great electronic music from Savant.

Never saw anyone talk about this game, so I feel compelled to leave a review. I often feel games are far too bloated, having too many ideas to distil down into a tight package. This is not one of those games. The core idea is simple and executed perfectly. It is short, but I always feel its better to leave you wanting more than to outstay its welcome. It seems like theres plenty to do post game also. Needless to say, its beautiful, but the gameplay matches it stride for stride with a rhythmic quality that will have you bouncing along to the amazing soundtrack. I bought it on sale, at steep discount and I now feel I've somehow conned the devs. Genuinely fantastic. You should probably give it a chance and hopefully have a great time too

Game is so broken that the tutorial never ends, resulting in a softlock.

I originally recieved this game for free, having owned the original version. But with the fun ive had playing this whenever I had the craving for it or just felt bored, I would be inclined to buy a physical version or even a vinyl of the Soundtrack just to showcase my love for this passion project put out by Aleksander Vinter & the people at D-Pad Studio. I will often boot this up as a great warm-up to train my eyes and ears before playing any games with PvP, its fast paced, forces your brain to pay attention and get in full throttle. Both Hardcore & survival are equally fun and challenging without crossing the line into ragequit territory, in fact, every time I die, I take a step back and try to learn from my mistakes, then hit retry. I will always take the opportunity to reccomend my friends this game as it deserves all the love

Extremely unique. It's as if this game's a form of dance. I loved the original, and I'm grateful that they gave us this one gratis. That game was quite enjoyable in a "be reminded of it, return to it again and again" kind of way, but its Endless mode, replaced by Survival in this one, ended up just being a gradual progression of difficulty. Its level background changing color from crimson to black as the situation got more serious was cool, but the gameplay ended up creating a meta of either spamming a temporary-invulnerability jump-and-chain-grab gimmick, or trying to shoot down the ever-increasing enemies and wurms according to one's skill. It ended up being more tedious than enjoyable once you'd played enough. They more than fixed that here. Survival mode creates a situation where those who last are rewarded with a harsh yet non-gimmicky end state: "This Ends Now!" For me, that's where I find the real enjoyment I'd missed in the original. In terms of keeping with the original's mechanics, there are two modes, "Classic" and "Remix," but both represent a deviation. I can understand why some would dislike not keeping with the original 100% (at least in Classic), but in my estimation what the devs came up with here far exceeds the sum of its parts. They aced making this game feature genuine difficulty and a strong reward for pulling through. Its value is completely underrated seeing that they kept most of the original's charm too.

居然很爽，没想到~

Переосмысление оригинального Savant - Ascent. Изменили механики, визуал, добавили треков. Позадротить день-другой пойдёт.

Por lo corto que es tranquilamente podría reembolsarlo, pero no lo voy a hacer porque si me gustó. Aunque siendo un juego centrado en un DJ habría esperado un poco más de dubstep, pero igual la banda sonora está buena, muy disfrutable para matar el rato

Знаете я вот прошел игру и нахожусь в фрустрации... На нормальном уровне сложности (с чекпоинтами) у меня заняло это 20 минут эта игр БУКВАЛЬНО на 20 минут. Тем не менее у меня двоякое впечатление. Выбросил ли я деньги на ветер (20 минутный)? - да Понравилось ли мне? Черт побери, ДА! Кайфовый саундтрек! Приятный визуал и бесконечный драйв. Но только 20 минут...

While Savant: Ascent was already an intriguing game, this remaster greatly improves on the flaws of the original. The gameplay feels better, smoother, and also comes equipped with different difficulty modes this time around. Several other things such as sound effects, enemies and the soundtrack were improved on, too. I had fun with this just for liking Savant's music, even though I usually don't touch this genre of game. Its short length is yet another positive, encouraging you to grind for high scores and adding some replayability value.