Curved Space

If Nano Assault were in space instead of in a body. Also the enemies are spiders and there's a branching narrative. The feel could be better but there's a lot of weapons and variety and replay value with interesting stage design and permanent upgrades. It's a bit on the easy side. For those looking for a shoot em up that's got more content and intrigue and less a white knuckle test of your reaction skills and visual processing, give this one a go. It's neat and seems underappreciated.

I dig culling space spiders, I am currently number 1 on the leader boards, come get some dog. Come at me farmers !

Ok, Curved Space is just too much fun! Could not stop playing this game. I'ts a good thing that the game reminded me to blink - seriously!

Overall Game Review of Curved Space: I purchased this game specifically for my D-BOX setup, which utilizes native D-BOX Coded Gaming. All I can say is that this is a very interesting title, especially with motion integration. Essentially, this game is an indie mashup of two popular twin-stick shooters: Geometry Wars and Super Stardust Ultra. You navigate your starship on a 3D polygon surface to eradicate space bugs using geometric shapes. In your quest to climb the ranks and complete the campaign, you're armed with various familiar weapons such as torpedoes, sniper shots, blasters, and other unique arsenals. I would recommend this game only if it's on sale for less than $5. It's a nice addition to your collection of shooters if you're looking for something to play for short bursts of 5-10 minutes of mindless fun. D-BOX Motion Review: As for the D-BOX motion platform's native coding, it is done extremely well. You can feel the spaceship float and swirl on the platform. As you move around, you sway left and right, up and down, and suddenly feel blasts from every corner as the enemies attack. When you pull the trigger on the controller, you can feel the pulse cannon or a charged blast ready to annihilate the space bugs. However, be prepared: if you play for more than 15 minutes, it might test your equilibrium and induce motion sickness. A few of my friends enjoyed it, but the novelty wore off after 5 minutes before they paused the game. As for myself, I could play for hours since I'm used to motion from sim racing and loved the experience. If you have a D-BOX platform, buy it.

There's nothing wrong with the game per se. It works and does what it advertises. It's just not really all that fun. There's a few interesting ideas but they aren't put to use well. It feels like a mobile game and that's not a compliment here.

Unique level design, excellent music, and addicting game play.

The core gameplay is very much a standard twin-stick execution with fast and fluid combat as you navigate these crazy levels blasting away at enemies while moving around the winding curved surfaces, often with disorienting shifts in perspective as you climb walls or even flip the level upside down when you crawl to the other side. New weapons, power-ups, and other collectibles are scattered about that will keep you competitive with the increasing ranks and power of new swarms and some huge boss battles. What really sets the game apart is the level design, not just the twisting architecture but the Tron-like ambience and futuristic design that incorporate a lot of flashy lighting and neon accents. Weapon effects are awesome with fire and electricity and disintegrating creatures all over the place. The way the levels move around a static camera view is really interesting and helps to limit motion sickness, but it’s still a possibility, especially when entire levels flip when you crawl off the edge. The game is in constant motion as you are always avoiding batches of spiders and other insect-style creatures that come at you from all directions. There is a rather steep progression of difficulty that kicks in after only a few levels and it never lets up. Full Review at https://gamechronicles.com/curved-space-review-pc/ More Steam reviews on our Curator page - https://store.steampowered.com/curator/4961591-Game-Chronicles/