Titan Nebula

5 Dollar asset-flip that's barely a proof of concept. Do not play this game.

garbage, the objectives are unlear and often hard, the game handles wierd as well and is very boring

Movement feels extremely clunky. Can't jump, but due to some room/level layouts you really should be able to for some quality of life. When you buy a weapon it should come with at least a little ammo. Very dull music loop. Unclear objectives. And from other comments I see it's an asset flip...if it was still fun to play I wouldn't really care considering it's so cheap but I just can't recommend this.

für 1,19€ einige minuten spaß aber nicht sehr viel mehr keine story ... nur "rein ins schiff, kille alles was sich bewegt, raus" ... - interface gewöhnungsbedürftig - health/shield-anzeige in den ersten missionen promt übersehen - 2 missionen versehentlich ohne munition gestartet und promt verloren (beim 2ten mal wollte ich eigentlich die waffe umstellen....) und raus .... hier gibts nichts mehr zu sehen. keine empfehlung

Core loop is good, I love the low poly graphics, but it lacks a bit content wise. It's a promising setup, but feels like an MVP or perhaps a demo rather than a full featured game. Hope to see it continued bigger and better in the future.

For $3... 7/10 I actually like this game because for $3 it has a lot to it. The gist of the game is just clearing procedurally generated spaceships in third person You get a man sized mech that you can customize with all kinds of weapons and equipment between missions. The missions are simple but have a nice difficulty curve to them. If you fail the mission, you can't redo it unless you start the entire game over. However, if you complete the mission, you will get rewards that you can spend to upgrade your equipment. I think if they put more effort into this product, it could be a fun co-op experience.