Galaxy Guardian Royale
game Features
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Control battleships which can be selected in lobby
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At this moment is available at least 4 battleships, 3 weapon types (Lasers, Rockets, EMP-stun - All in 5 level versions ) , 5 level versions Shields, Healboxes and more features which will be added durring lifetime of game.
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Fight and survive in battles, last man or team wins
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Matches are form of battleroyale mode, contains zones, and loot areas
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Teaming in modes DUO, TRIO, SQUAD, or player could play in SOLO mode, game is also in ranking mode
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Elimination challenges: weekly and monthly elimination chalenges between friends and other players
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Timed challenges: survival challenges
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Customization: Player could change owned skins on owned ships
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Get battle coins from challenges and battles to unlock crates which usually contains skins and bonus cards
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Earn experience points to level up
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Each step could lead for opening achievements
Curved Space
What is this game about:
In 3 words Curved Space is about Push Forward Combat. The same phrase used by ID software to explain the combat philosophy of Doom 2016 which results in frantic, nail biting, free flowing combat. It is not that Curved Space was designed to mimic Doom, however good design decisions and good combat often share characteristics in common.
Yes the name and the gimmick behind Curved Space, make a big deal out of the technology that enables acrobatic maneuvering and shooting over curved surfaces. Yes the Campaign has multiple paths and expertly voiced dialogue. Yes the weapons are many and awesome and absurdly unique. Yes there is an energy lash that lets you siphon energy from your enemies and energy nodes alike. But that is just where the game starts, that is just how the game pulls you in and shows you its wares. The game really comes alive and starts to shine once you get past all of that and start to dig deeper into the nuanced combat system.
– Real player with 266.5 hrs in game
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A super creative and fast paced game that’ll keep you on your toes!
You’ll start off feeling like you can take on anything with your little blaster. However things change very fast and you end up adapting very quickly without even realizing it. You’ll start off keeping your distance and trying to stay safe, but after a short while and after gaining some confidence, you’ll be charging in trying to lash and dash in no time.
Additionally, with the various amount of weapons and enemies you’ll have a lot of fun experimenting with combinations while trying to survive.
– Real player with 25.7 hrs in game
Space Debris
This is a great party game for rock-blasting retro space fun. I love the drop in/drop out feature and the massive number of gamepads supported.
There’s also a bit more to it than you might expect:
Several ships to choose from, each with their own unique style
Bring dead allies back to life
Collect space dust to power up
Collect debris from destroyed alien ships to unlock new ships and upgrades
Play it now! you know you want to.
– Real player with 3.4 hrs in game
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Lawnmower Game: Space Fight
This is for achievement hunters. Just change difficulty to very easy, then just finish all levels, last level is not needed to finish, just start it.
As a game not very good.
Easy Achievements, 100% / 10+min.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
As a long running Lawnmower game conni-sewer, I find Space Fight to be one the winners the franchise has gotten for itself. Being based off puppets spaceships nintendo blasters. Lawnguy escapes the horror planet we see in 3, and takes the fight to to the evil badcorp directly in their space station bases. Big Robot is killed off in the first level, an unexpected plottwist. This causes the plot to focus more on the battlestation legion ultra. Lawngame Space Mowner Brawl does have its issues when it comes to speedforce, as only a single press of SHIFTY allows to toggle the speed. Slow, and Slower as fuck my grandma is going to have a funeral. Word Salads can be used to display this game at a decent framerate, however grumpy the player finds themselves. The soundtrack is so brilliant and intelligent that it cannot even be heard by the human ear. My dog tells me it is the most operatic thing she has ever heard, and that life is meaningless to her now.
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
L’Onza the Bounty Hunter
Pure bullethell in which everything is available from the start. Pick your mode -arcade, campaign or challenge - and fly mode -vertical, horizontal and arena- and try to survive as long as you can while dodging enemy bullets and shooting them with a machine gun, shotgun and laser beam. The last two have limited number of shots that recharge over time. As your screen gets filled with enemy bullets, you’ll need to use your only special power - slow mode. But even that won’t help you get far. Enemies just keep coming and always get to fire at least one shot at your position. If you don’t hurry up and take them out fast, you’ll be dead before you know it. Bosses might take a cheap shot at you (unblockable lasers) and they gain extra attacks as you cause damage to them.
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
Didn’t seem fair for a game not to have a review
Well There isn’t much but it is made buy Built in a Day Games so I can’t really be mad at that now can I.
Pros:
It is a bullet hell in the sense of I dare anyone to actually beat it.
Spacebar slowing down time in a bullet hell is a new one for me but it doesn’t last forever
Right click does a more powerful shot but again it doesn’t last forever
The soundtrack sounds like something I would hear on the Super Nintendo
Cons:
One song and no sound effects so far. Again “Built in a Day” but maybe just one other song for boss battles perhaps?
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game