XenoRaptor

A space dragon fighting agains chainsaws on rockets sound really cool but the execution is as bland as it gets. Movement is indeed fast and responsive but doesn't feel like anything flying through space. It's more like these old school 8-bit shooters from years ago. You collect random upgrades by killing bosses and these stay on your account forever. That sounds like a good thing, but that means meaningful upgrades are very far between and none of them really gives the player that much of an advantage either. All levels are basically the same: a few waves of suicidal enemies and a boss fight at the end, each level with increasing difficulty. Graphics, sound, music, everything is simple and it already looks a bit dated. Although the sound effects do have a good oomph to them. The UI is also very basic and has its issues. After switching from 4k to 1080p, the game can't be switched back to a higher resolution because of how it shows all options: an unscrollable block of text that doesn't fit on screen anymore. The game also crashes once in a while and support seems to be long gone. And don't get fooled by the trailer on the store page. It requires hours on hours to get close to that level of upgrades. Quite bad.

Довольно средненький аркадный шутер. На первой же карте, после очередной волны, остались просто мины и астероиды, не было врагов. Полетал минут 15, поискал - нет, действительно только мины. Ну и дальше пытаться играть не стал :)

Would be fun if it didnt constantly crash and the camer wasnt so shacky.

視聴者の声 良い点 エフェクトが良い

This game is fun enough if it would work, but every 5 to 10 minutes it freezes and then crashes. Its basically unplayable in this state.

Right, so apparently I'm a space dragon now. Fighting chainsaws. On rockets. I mean, that sounds mental enough to work, doesn't it? Like something you'd pitch after too many pints down the local. "What if... what if dragons fought power tools in space?" Brilliant. Except it's not. This is basically what happens when someone's nan tries to make a video game. "Oh, you just move around and shoot things, how hard can it be?" Very hard, as it turns out. The whole thing feels like it was coded by someone who once saw a screenshot of Asteroids and thought, "Yeah, I can do that, but with more nonsense." The upgrades are more pointless than a vegan at a barbecue competition.You spend ages grinding through the same tedious waves of flying death machinery, thinking "surely this next upgrade will make it interesting," and then... nothing. It's like ordering a curry and getting a bowl of lukewarm rice water. And the graphics? Christ. I've seen more impressive visuals on a microwave display. The UI looks like it was designed by someone who thinks Comic Sans is "a bit too fancy." The trailer makes it look like some epic space opera - it's more like watching paint dry, if paint was really boring and also somehow disappointing. Look, if you're absolutely desperate for something to do between waiting for the kettle to boil and checking if you've got any biscuits left, then knock yourself out. But honestly? You'd have more fun staring at a wall. At least walls don't promise you dragon-on-chainsaw action and then deliver the gaming equivalent of watching your uncle try to use a smartphone. Overall? Yeah, it's not great.

AAAAAHHHHHHHHHH super difficult but insanely fun when you get in a flow, i just wish progression was clearer as sometimes i dont know if im even fighting for a reward

Only thing missing here is a slot to eat quarters.