Zerograve

Nice 6DOF shooter with tight controls and a unique visual style. Runs well on Linux. Full HOTAS/HOSAS support; having fun with my dual VKB Gladiator setup. If you like 6DOF games at all you can't go wrong with this one.

Rock solid omni-directional fps game, if a bit short. There seems to be a lot of room for additional content, at the very least it would be nice if you could mod maps in.

A very well crafted game. The combat is satisfying, and the speed is great. If you are an experienced 6-dof player you will breeze through the mazes.I like how the developer solved the 'where do I need to go with this key' by having the markers on the walls, so no guidebot is needed.

Delightful little game. kinda hard though.

Zerograve is a light romp of a 6DOF shooter. It's comfort food for Descent oldheads, with little of its own identity. There's enough creativity in the weapon, enemy, and level design to keep play fresh, but it never becomes especially memorable. That plus the brief runtime is enough to ensure it doesn't overstay its welcome. While Zerograve is pretty inessential, its fundamentals are strong - I'm curious what this developer could do with a more ambitious take on the subgenre. 6/10

Wow, that was a surprisingly refreshing 6DOF. It's a series of 24 short and challanging levels, that get an interesting spin every now and then. After each level you get some experience, level up which gives you better stats and new weapons. This is where the game shines most, the weapons are great. Some weapons are your standard plasmas and lasers, but later you get some crazy chain guns, a chainsaw, turrets, a very satisfying minigun and something called "Missile Massacre" which is exactly what you think it is. I'm kinda surprised that the game only has so few reviews, I think it's definetely worth a playthrough. Time to finish: 3,1 hours