Void 21 Reviews

VR implementation is incredible. Despite fast left/right movement and acceleration I didn't experience any motion sickness. Game is fun, but if you are like me and want to see a quick Y/N on VR implementation, this can be recommended.

Its a nice game to kickback, relax, and repeatedly smash into walls.

Gotta go fast *Sonic sounds* Great game if you like going fast and/or have the "repeat it until I beat it" mind. Can't even imagine how awesome it is in VR.

[h1]Summary[/h1] A straightforward endless racer/dodger/shooter mixture which, despite what could be (and should be?) a derivative design and aesthetic, somehow feels incredibly satisfying and addictive. Apart from extreme analog control sensitivity in menus (but not in-game, inexplicably,) I've been enjoying it in small doses for years. [h1]Who is this game for?[/h1] Anyone who enjoys endless dodging games (automatic forward momentum, with plentiful obstacles to dodge, enemies to shoot, etc.) Anyone who appreciates wireframe models, polygons, retro aesthetics, and throbbing synths. Anyone who just wants an endless game to zone out to. [h1]Who is this game not for?[/h1] Anyone looking for something more substantial or involved. (There is a very rudimentary upgrade system, but the game is very barebones ultimately.) Anyone bothered by buggly/overly sensitive menu controls (with a controller, at least - it's fine with mouse + kb.) Anyone who dislikes endless runners/racers/dodgers/shooters or the vibe and aesthetic. Anyone who dislikes repetition. [h1]PROS[/h1] Clean, neon, glowing visuals with wireframe models and pleasing enough ship designs. Genuinely endless. Simple but effective upgrade system. Daily runs. Very straightforward and understandable. Fun to zone out to. Decent challenge as you progress. FOV and menu size settings are appreciated. [h1]CONS:[/h1] Overly sensitive analog controls in menus. No workaround found thus far. (In-game is fine. Just use a light touch in menus.) What you see is what you get. Don't expect more from the game than what it is, and if you dislike repetition, you likely won't enjoy this game. [h1]General[/h1] I expected this game to be yet another endless racer/dodger with retro visuals and sounds, and on paper, that's exactly what it is. Nevertheless, something about this game clicks with me. It becomes progressively challenging the more you play, the daily runs keep me coming back for more, endless mode is great to zone out to, and it's one of those games you can enter a state of "flow" or zen with and just space out in. Surprisingly addictive and fun. Worth checking out if the caveats above don't deter you.

Really a amazing game! I loved the fast paced style of the game, coupled with the quick thinking and reaction times needed to make it to the end The graphics are great as well. I would highly recommend this game. 10/10

Nice difficulty progression and overall this is an ok little reflex game. The feeling of speed is the best part. That said this all felt pretty basic. The levels are all completely flat and the graphics are simple to the point of being lazy. No mouse support is super annoying and it makes keyboard players feel like second class citizens. Clearly this was meant to be played with a gamepad.

It is an all around great game. The controls work well, it has a good progression and leveling system, there is no shortage of levels to play, and the art and music fit the feel of the game perfectly.

This game is fun! The premise is simple but very well executed. The sense of speed is amazing. I love the quotes in the menu and the descriptions of the ship mods. The controls are tight and although the game can get difficult, it is never unfair. It works very well on linux (linux mint), no performance issues. Only issue I noticed was graphical artifacts after crashing as the camera moves around your remains. Some parts of the screen flash black. Minor thing and does not affect gameplay at all. P.S. From what I've seen online the dev is a cool dude.

Fast and fun racer. Graphics are simple but they work. Challenging without being frustrating. Played on mouse and keyboard and felt that the controls were nice and responsive. Pretty good replay value, though it's missing that little addictive spark that keeps me coming back to games like this. All of that said it's the kind of game where you stop playing and don't really feel the need to come back it. It's actually a game that I wouldn't mind having on my mobile phone because of the pickup and play nature but I don't think it really provides enough value for the price.

Pretty hard, but not unfair. You fly (drive?) a ship at high speeds while dodging and shooting obstacles. As you gain XP, you unlock customization options for your ship like shields and different guns. Game has a great soundtrack to listen to as you die repeatedly before you finally grasp victory.