
A malicious orb has cast Savant out of his tower and transformed his surroundings into dangerous enemies!Dodge and shoot your way back up the tower, and blast down waves of enemies as you make your way towards the top! As you progress, you unlock CDs that not only give you new tracks to play to, but also grant you powerful new abilities!
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For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,402 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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hhhhhmmmmm... this is a sideways thumb, but im gonna make it a down one, let me explain, as always, worst for last. Firts ill explain the decisive factor on the up/down vote situation. The achievements, they are mostly all about holding on to dear life, and the fact that most if not all were only achieved by less than 15% of playes, I cant in good conscience say "this is for you", even if I did enjoy most of my time with the game (except for one disgusting aspect). So what is this game? its a kind of a bullet hell in which you dodge and shoot enemies as you are taken through the stages (an on elvator shooter, if you will), theres power ups and skills to unlock and let me just say the possitives first. Possitives: 1- the art is cool 2-the price is affordable and the production value seems to be above what you would expect for that money 3-hits a sweet spot where its not complicated, nor exactly easy, you will die a few times as you try to know what is what and what does what, but once its all in place in your head, you ace the game. 4-its the kind of game which warrants a leaderboard (which it has), so if you are into that, you could do worse. Now for the bad: 1- at the moment, i've played it for 1hr, i have beat the story mode (only mode im usually interested in) and then played around 10 min of endless mode... so you dont get much bang for your buck if you are not into leaderboards nor into going through the same stages but endlessly. 2-it reeks of lost potential. Unless there is a prequel or a sequel, the art, the main character the ambiance, the opening and ending scenes DO ask for AT LEAST SOME fleshing out, a story, a name, some lore, ANYTHING.... nothing?.... ok, cool :( 3-you end up beating the story mode before you even unlock or have a chance to unlock every skill 4 (and the worst)- Dubstep... the "Savant" CLEARLY loves dubstep, its all i heard through the whole game, the............ music (ugh) DOES help get a rythm, but be a dear and use headphones
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Languages: English*, Japanese*, Korean*, Norwegian*, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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太單調了
This is defineitly one of the most best game's I've played the music is amazing.
Curto, viciante, desafiador e decepcionante. É bem arcade, com um gameplay simples, mas que apresenta um desafio muito bom, apresentação ótima, trilha sonora um pouco dubstep demais para mim, mas não é ruim. Contudo, sofre de um final extremamente insatisfatório.
Es brutaaaaaal, sobre todo si te gusta Savant como artista. Pues este juego es, básicamente, la versión videojuegos de sus canciones, ¿Qué más se puede pedir?
Such a fun game to play! Amazing to see how far it has come since first release and the amount of new content that was added with the release of Savant: Ascent Remix!
[h2] Ta bien [/h2]
Savant - Ascent is a tightly designed, high-intensity arcade action game that exemplifies how much impact can be achieved with a focused concept and precise execution. Developed by D-Pad Studio, the game strips the shooter genre down to its most essential components and rebuilds it around rhythm, reflexes, and audiovisual cohesion. Rather than offering sprawling levels or complex systems, it delivers a compact ascent up a hostile tower, where every second is defined by constant pressure, fast decision-making, and the satisfaction of mastering a deceptively simple control scheme. At its core, Savant - Ascent revolves around a minimalist but highly deliberate gameplay structure. The player is confined to two horizontal positions, switching instantly between them to dodge incoming fire while unleashing attacks on waves of enemies descending from above. This binary movement system creates a rhythmic back-and-forth flow that feels almost musical in nature, encouraging players to internalize enemy patterns and react instinctively rather than relying on free movement. Shooting is constant and aggressive, and survival depends on reading the screen quickly, timing position swaps precisely, and maintaining situational awareness as threats stack rapidly. What initially feels restrictive soon reveals itself as a strength, as the limited movement space forces intense focus and rewards mastery. Progression within a run is driven by collecting fragments dropped by defeated enemies, which unlock a variety of abilities tied directly to different music tracks. Each power alters combat in meaningful ways, whether by increasing firepower, adding defensive effects, or changing how damage is distributed across the screen. This system encourages experimentation, as players adapt their playstyle based on the abilities they acquire, and it adds a layer of strategic decision-making to what might otherwise feel like pure reflex-based action. Even though the game is short, this build variety ensures that repeated runs can feel distinct, especially as players chase more efficient or aggressive setups. One of the defining features of Savant - Ascent is its audiovisual identity, which is inseparable from the gameplay experience. The pixel-art visuals are clean, colorful, and highly readable, ensuring that even at peak chaos the player can clearly identify enemies, projectiles, and safe spaces. The soundtrack, composed by electronic artist Savant, is not merely background music but an integral part of the game’s identity. The pounding beats and rapid tempo amplify the intensity of combat, making every successful dodge and perfectly timed clear feel synchronized with the music. This fusion of sound and action gives the game a unique energy, transforming each run into something that feels closer to a performance than a traditional shooter session. While the main ascent can be completed quickly, often in a matter of minutes once the mechanics are understood, the game compensates for its brevity with replay-focused modes such as endless and time-based challenges. These modes emphasize score chasing, survival endurance, and mechanical perfection, appealing to players who enjoy refining their skills and pushing themselves against escalating difficulty. The short runtime of individual runs makes the game ideal for repeat play, reinforcing a “one more try” mentality that aligns well with its arcade roots. Savant - Ascent does not aim to tell a deep story or offer expansive content, and players seeking narrative complexity or long-form progression may find it limited. However, this restraint is intentional and ultimately beneficial. The game understands its scope and commits fully to delivering a concentrated, high-quality experience built around speed, precision, and audiovisual impact. Every design decision supports this goal, resulting in a game that feels cohesive and confident rather than underdeveloped. In the end, Savant - Ascent stands as a strong example of minimalist game design done right. It delivers an intense, memorable experience that rewards skill, pattern recognition, and perseverance, all wrapped in a striking audiovisual package. For players who appreciate arcade-style shooters, tight mechanics, and games that prioritize mastery over scale, Savant - Ascent remains a standout indie title that proves less can indeed be more when every element is carefully aligned. Rating: 9/10
I think you ride an elevator in this game? I liked it a lot tho. Idk I don't remember.
good for passing the time
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