Tross

https://youtu.be/avI0_DD13s0 A very difficult control scheme makes for a game that is far to hard to make significant progress in.

Atrocious mouse and keyboard controls. Rebinding won't help because for some reason x axist turning isn't connected to mouse sensitivity if you decite to turn with the mouse instead of keys (like every normal game)

My eyes started flickering and i felt motion sickness for the first time in my life in the span of the first 5 minutes.

The controls are very awkward for both mouse/keyboard and for a controller. With a flying game and obstacles, bad controls can't be ignored. I was very excited to play the game, but I'd advise avoiding Tross.

I did not enjoy this. It looks interesting enough. The main menu and the sounds were interesting. But controlling the ship is aggravating. I shouldn't have to fight the controls. I don't mind hard games when the controls are fluid. I attempted to get used to them but they feel unnatural. Tried both keyboard / mouse and controller, both offered poor controls.

I wrote a bunch about how the game really needs a controls menu. Turns out the button for it is just greyed-out and hard to see. That could really do with some fixing, since a couple other people in the reviews seem to be having the same issue with not finding it. You might want to consider adding an option to make the joysticks less sensitive near the middle, since being able to turn quickly requires setting the controller sensitivity all the way up. That in turn makes aiming at small targets really difficult. Setting the default sensitivity on the joysticks to the highest would make it possible for players to complete levels with tight turns without having to seek out the sensitivity settings. Many players are used to there being no sensitivity setting for joystick controllers. It seems like some people are having this exact issue in the reviews as well. The last thing that needs fixing in my opinion is the aspect ratio scaling. Setting the game to a wider aspect ratio (ultrawide) makes the field of view more narrow vertically instead of widening it horizontally. This makes steering up or down more difficult since you can't see what you are steering into as well.

This is a low poly/minimalist/neon themed endless runner style action game where you control a spaceship thing flying around low poly/neon environments avoiding smashing into things. Thanks to the Unreal engine, at least you can tweak the graphics a little, not that it makes a huge difference. We can only guess why such low quality graphics were used. Perhaps lack of budget, perhaps lack of talent, but the end result is the same. Controls are fixed, however, and the default control scheme is completely hamfisted and badly done. The low quality/lazy graphics and awful controls here make this impossible to recommend.