Space Ace

Game should be embarrassed that it runs like garbage on many low to mid range systems when it's JUST SHOWING A FREAKING VIDEO AND WAITING FOR QUICK TIME EVENT INPUTS. Game itself was a spectacle back in the arcade but really, it's just a QTE-heavy video so nothing much to see here. Watching a playthrough is about the same experience. If you do have this, look up how to get the old version of the game and play it instead because it will run on basically any system. I know, what a concept. Oh, and if you do have a system capable of playing this: the moves are horribly off and glitchy and do not work half the time. What a mess. GET THE ORIGINAL, PLAY IT WITH DAPHNE.

Sehr gute Konversion eines Spielhallen-Klassikers aus den 80er Jahren! Muss für alle LaserGame-Fans ..

Not as good as Dragon's Lair, but a fabulous game. Its a fun game and a challenging one like Dragon's Lair. Despite the acting not being great, I actually had a blast with this.

La suite du cultissime Dragon's Lair mais en version espace ! L ancetre des QTE est de retour pour un jeu assez court (5 mn montre en main) le tout est de savoir quoi et quand faire une action ! Bref pour les inconditionnels de Don Bluth ! Interet : 11/20 Realisation : 15/20

For what this game is, and as someone who had never experienced it in its heyday, this was pretty neat. I enjoyed it more as a novelty than anything else. It's a cool idea and it's a shame more didn't come of it but it felt like good value for money. I dont know if it's something I did wrong, however, but in spite of beating it on Ace mode, most of the achievements never popped for me. It's not a big deal but a bit of an oddity for such an old game to have broken achievements.

uzay keyiflisi

Same as Dragon's Lair, the port is not the best :/

So this is Space Ace...It's a Don Bluth sci-fi adventure in the vein of Dragon's Lair. That gives it a lot to live up to which it does with aplomb. The formula is there but better executed by giving the player the ability to adjust the difficulty level on the fly (sort of). I love this game in much the same way I did Dragon's Lair, but maybe just a tad more mature. -Thoughts of a teenage me first time playing Space Ace

A Work of Art. If you find it too difficult, just watch the playthrough online or tweak the settings in the home menu.

Like Dragon’s Lair, Space Ace is less of a traditional game and more of an interactive animated short film. You watch the story unfold while executing on-screen prompts to survive and progress. The big difference? Space Ace’s prompts are noticeably easier to hit, which makes the whole experience feel more fair and enjoyable. Also, unlike Dragon’s Lair, Space Ace follows a more defined, linear sequence of events rather than randomly shuffled scenes. That alone makes it feel more cohesive and less disorienting. The classic version still offers no prompts, just like Dragon’s Lair, which means if you want a rough time, go for it. But if you’re a fan of Don Bluth’s animation (and who isn’t?), Space Ace is worth experiencing at least once - if only to appreciate the gorgeous visuals and vintage Saturday morning cartoon vibes. For retro-minded gamers, this may be alluring - but whether that allure outweighs some frustration will depend on your patience and tolerance for trial-and-error.