Bezier

I highly recommend this for twin-stick shooter or just general arcade-style game fans. Even if you aren't such a person, you may find this game fun because of the unique aesthetic and relatively forgiving difficulty curve. I cleared the game on normal mode in about an hour (on my second try, if that gives you an idea of the difficulty of clearing it), but there's plenty more to do in climbing the leaderboards and going for a higher score, leveling up your craft, and going for all the various achievements. I like this game for a few primary reasons - its challenging without being frustrating, has entertaining and unique visuals, and has great audio (music and sound effects and overall sound design) to go along with those visuals. It's challenging in that you can push yourself to go for a higher score but it's not punishingly hard. Visually, there's a lot going on, but once you figure out the behavior of the enemies you're up against, you can use that to avoid damage and quickly take them out. You'll eventually get a feel for what the important projectiles are that you should look at. And you don't always need to aim at enemies - there's an autofire button which automatically shoots at targets. It's great for when there's just too much stuff on the screen and you're not sure what's harmful and what isn't. The audio and visuals are very unique and quite polished. I was pleasantly surprised just at the variety of music. A lot of indie games or arcade-style games will make the mistake of having music that's loud and distracting and only having a small amount of it. The music certainly has a presence in this game but it's balanced in a way so as to not be distracting and there's a great variety of it. Visually, there's just a lot going on and I think the overall aesthetic is really cool.

Imagine playing asteroids but setting the saturation and vibrance to maximum while looking through a child kaleidoscope.

Good music, Mid range game play reminiscent of Geometry Wars. No sound sliders and the music, as good as it is, is too loud and when I try to alt tab out to use the sound mixer, the game crashes.

It's been fun, but I wouldn't pay full price for it. I probably got this in a bundle. The game lacks proper audio settings. This should be standard.

Bezier is a nice looking twin stick shooter. You can just casually fly around shooting enemies and take down shields. Plenty of health to collect when you receive damage. The story mode which I finished plays alright but it's not much of a challenge in standard difficulty. I assume the higher difficulty would be more challenging. When you play long enough you can increase your level. With certain levels reached you get a coin to spend on upgrades. Personally I don't find it worth my time to keep playing to reach the max level. I did have fun for a bit.

Sound wise and Upgrade Wise a maybe fun game but HELL..thats like a seizure simulator. To much is happening to much shinning and flashing and color changing thats to much. While you rly dont get the clue what todo. You are shooting into explosion waves and think yup theres no enemy left from that direction but NO there are plenty of shinny flashing things just couldnt see cause evrything is exploding huge and big....taking you any view!

It's a decent game but it's not for me. Gets very repetitive.

Bon jeu pour la détente une explosion de couleur avec une progression adapté au pas bon ! Force et honneur