LineVox

[h3]LineVox is a Tron-inspired game of competitive Snake with solo and multiplayer modes. For its price, it's severely lacking in content, with both underwhelming powerups and barely distinguishable versions of the same map. For collectors only.[/h3] [h3]Pros[/h3] ✅ Ship selection, map options ✅ Multiplayer (note: I didn't test it) ✅ Powerups ✅ Graphical options to improve visibility (disable reflections, fog, etc) ✅ Working achievements [h3]Cons[/h3] ❌ Control is not smooth: You're limited to 45 degree turns ❌ Ships are only cosmetic in nature ❌ Too few / Not really useful powerups ❌ Options menu is hard to read due to transparency. Translation errors? "Accident" randomizes settings, collision option needs to be checked to disable it ❌ A.I. poses no challenge, will crash if given enough time While its use of the word [i]Cyberpunk[/i] is debatable, [b]LineVox[/b] does manage to capture that "inside the computer" aesthetic. It's not a racing game, rather, it's a reskinned version of Snake: As you drive, you leave a line behind. If you touch an opponent's line, it's game over. Your only options are to weave around or jump over whatever's in your path. Typical matches last less than a few minutes. Customization in this game is almost completely cosmetic. There's only one map, but the obstacles differ: spinning lasers, platforms(?), pixel trees, xmas presents, etc. There are powerups, but are arguably situational: There's ice to slow down, a shield for invulnerability, and a rocket for a speed boost. What about weapons? I honestly expected a shooting game, but you won't find any such features here. Your movement feels very constrained, limited to 45 degree turns. It's extremely rigid, no hairpin maneuvers allowed. Jumps are limited to the direction you're facing, and travel one ship length - no evasive options. Against a human opponent, it's likely to make a huge difference, but against the stock A.I., you have nothing to worry about. Fly your ship and circles and eventually win every match, as they inevitably crash into their own trails. While it's a decent distraction, your playtime is unlikely to reach even an hour, considering the lack of things to do. If you get it, wait for a steep sale. [u]Achievement Hunters[/u]: Win once on every map and with (almost) every ship. Turn off collision with your own trails, then hug a wall. ~10 min to 100%