About This Game GalaxIverse is a top down fast paced vertical blastathon, Battle Fleets and formations of aliens with the occasional boss thrown in for good luck. Enhance your ship with shields, bombs, bots and extra firepower by collecting power ups. The game is designed to be played by mouse and keyboard, whereby you shoot through the cross-hairs. However the game fully supports game controllers and different styles of play allowing for a straight up and down shooter.Key FeaturesCheck your performance against other players on the leader-board.Achievable achievements. No stupid play for a year or kill 1,000,000 aliens achievements.Mouse / Keyboard and Controller support. Specifically designed with Mouse and Keyboard combo in mind.Fast and smooth action.Continue from your last finished main game level.No need to replay the whole game just to get through that last awkward level. 1075eedd30 Title: GalaxIverseGenre: Action, Casual, IndieDeveloper:Sub Orbital SoftwarePublisher:Sub Orbital SoftwareFranchise:Sub Orbital SoftwareRelease Date: 16 Aug, 2016 GalaxIverse Full Crack [PC] Not the greatest shooter ever but for 1.64can it produces some fun for an hour. Control is responsive. Game does not hide it's nature. It is short but that's ok. What you see is what you get and i respect the devs no Bs store page.. I am not a shoot 'em up fan. I know that's not the best way to start a review, but hear me out. The genre leads to more frustration than any other for me, so I was hesitant to pick this game up. I am really glad I did. I can't get over what a rush the levels were to play through. I'm incredibly impressed with how hunted you feel by some of the sweeping and diving enemy ships. The bosses are really good looking, even quite menacing at times. As you reach each one it really feels like you've stirred up a nest or hive that becomes quite intent on ending your trespassing. As far as downsides, there are occasional asteroids that are rather unpredictable and very hard to maneuver through. Shooting helps, of course, but they can divide and ricochet wildly. This did add to the tension though, so it most certainly was not an unwelcomed challenge. I really enjoyed the power-ups and that they come organically through gameplay, which I feel allows the player to focus on staying alive, not worrying about controls. The power-ups can actually have perfect timing, aiding in tight spots as enemies become stronger, more agile, and more erratic. I would most certainly recommend GalaxIverse to anyone, even players like myself that avoid or ignore the genre. A really nice thrill of a game.. very rough gameplay.... Up and down does not work, no controllet support, really not very well made scroller.. I think this is a good shooter for the $0.5 I paid for it. I really enjoyed trying to get the achievements. I still can't quite kill the boss on level 10 but it keeps you coming back for more. Yes the graphics are a bit pants but the sound and effect noises are good enough and the ship is easy to control and does what you want it to do. For me it was a perfect balance of not too difficult but difficult enough to be challenging. The only gripe I had with the game is sometimes you lose track of the reticle, especially on later levels when it gets a bit hectic so detonating the bombs becomes a bit hit and miss. Otherwise I would highly recommend this game for 1-2 hours solid shooter fun. It has leaderboards if you wanted to spend a bit more time.. Whatever the neggers say, this game does not suck. It is a worthy challenge. A bit on the primitive side graphics-wise I admit, but it really challenges you to do massive dodging and sharpshooting at the same time. Especially toward the higher levels.. Up and down does not work, no controllet support, really not very well made scroller.. I am not a shoot 'em up fan. I know that's not the best way to start a review, but hear me out. The genre leads to more frustration than any other for me, so I was hesitant to pick this game up. I am really glad I did. I can't get over what a rush the levels were to play through. I'm incredibly impressed with how hunted you feel by some of the sweeping and diving enemy ships. The bosses are really good looking, even quite menacing at times. As you reach each one it really feels like you've stirred up a nest or hive that becomes quite intent on ending your trespassing. As far as downsides, there are occasional asteroids that are rather unpredictable and very hard to maneuver through. Shooting helps, of course, but they can divide and ricochet wildly. This did add to the tension though, so it most certainly was not an unwelcomed challenge. I really enjoyed the power-ups and that they come organically through gameplay, which I feel allows the player to focus on staying alive, not worrying about controls. The power-ups can actually have perfect timing, aiding in tight spots as enemies become stronger, more agile, and more erratic. I would most certainly recommend GalaxIverse to anyone, even players like myself that avoid or ignore the genre. A really nice thrill of a game.. Not the greatest shooter ever but for 1.64can it produces some fun for an hour. Control is responsive. Game does not hide it's nature. It is short but that's ok. What you see is what you get and i respect the devs no Bs store page.. Crap and more crap. No thanks and not worth another word.
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