Spikit Reviews

[h1]I am... surprised...[/h1] I, just as many others, got a [b]90% dicount[/b] from completing Badges on this game and therefore got it for 10 cents. At first I thought that even if it is just junk, i might as well try it for that price. As it turns out, this game is [b]actually pretty good[/b]. It' very easy to pick up and doesn't need any explaining; sh*t's coming at you, you need to avoid it. Yes, the whole thing might be a copy of a copy of a copy of an somewhat unique game and is therefore nothing new, but it's pretty good at that. The game is flashy, while not being annoying and has a pretty [b]good soundtrack[/b] that might be a bit repetative at first but keeps unfolding while playing. It might seem impossible for some at first, but after playing it for a bit you get a hang of it and it actually feels pretty "rewarding" to finally break that previous top score without actually giving you something in exchange. Im still amazed about the fact that 3,5% of the players passed the 1000 poits mark but it of course shouldn't be too easy master. In conclusion, Spikit is a fun little game, with a [b]nice soundtrack[/b], pretty "[b]adictive[/b]" gameplay and in my opinion [b]defenitely worth its 10c[/b], or even 99c when bought without a discount. [u]Update[/u]: It's neraly midnight and I had to force myself to stop playing this game after passing the 500 points mark... as I said, it's kinda addictive. Also, I got 3 card, all worth 8-10 cents and therefore got the money back I spent. [table] [tr] [th]8/10[/th]

I Have played Rhytmic game like Geometry Dash Guitar Hero Rhythm Track etc. Never have i found a game so quick and delightful and overall fun, the fundementals are very basic but as you go along gets very complex. I Was leveling up my ccount when i got a 90% coupon and i saw this game and it caught my eye so i decided to buy it and boy... it was worth those 10 cents but if you buy it without a coupon still its very worth it. Theres so many positive sides about this game and very few negatives, First of the mechanics are amazing the basic spikes come out of walls and you try to dodge them fun exciting gets the adreline pumping and overall enjoyable. Another positive thign i would like to address is the community although the community is small everyones still very nice and open. Although i have 1 big problem though the spikes are scripted so you can almsot memorize where there coming from ive realized there are 5 different ways the spikes can come out of along with when you reach 75 points it becoems mroe intense which isnt bad except when your screen is being shaken, That is my only negative *part* i think of about spikit but overall great game i hope you all enjoy this fanastic game! Peace and keep playing 9 1/2 out of 10

The Good: + Simple, addictive, easy to manage + Colorful + Dealwithit glasses The Neutral: · Ugly menus · Very few setting options The Bad: - No controller support - No option to disable the annoying screenshake - RNG is good... until the missile boys. Then it's pretty unfair since you might get screwed by an escape plan that in principle was fine but BOOM! Suddenly one of these dudes appear. But overall good little game, I recommend it for people who likes short-session-ish stuff

Ok I guess but like just spend a couple more dollars on way better versions of this game. "Just Shapes and Beats" comes to mind. Screenshake is ultra dumb in a dodging game, and you can't turn it off. Some bullet previews can become impossible to see in certain situations, making it difficult to put yourself on the right spot of the screen. Mitigable with practice, still annoying. Some stuff gets added at 150 score, I'm not sure if anything changes beyond that? I've gotten 477 and there wasn't any additional patterns.

Spikit is a simple game were you just need to dodge from all the obstacles that are thrown towards you. Graphics are simple and the music is intense. It is a challenge and can be very addictive, even if you were only planing playing a casual game session. Fully recommend it and the price is a bargain.

Hard Game. Felt rage when I hear the sound of my demise. Makes my blood pressure rise. Playable with some luck. Dont get tempted to try to grab the popup boxes too much, its always a distraction leading to death. Highscore - 1033 never gonna try again. Buy only if you have a discount coupon.

This is a dirt simple reflex arcade game -- watch the arrows, GTFO, repeat. In short order bigger badder arrows pop up, the screen shakes, and everything goes to hell. It's cheap simple mindless reflex action, it's mildly addicting, and to some people that is FUN. Once you get a bit of rhythm in it, you can go far. You've seen everything it has to show you in the first ten seconds, and that's just fine. There are some serious polish problems -- like the fact that once it goes to hell you can't actually SEE what the next wave will be, or that once in a while you get hit with an undodgable combo, both of which should have been fixed before release -- but despite that, you can get lucky and quick and hit some achievements before you scream bloody murder at the TV, and isn't that all there is to live? If you're splitting hairs over whether it's worth a buck or 50 cents or just 10 cents, just stop, your time is worth more than that. Either you'll like it enough to pay a pittance or you won't. PS: Use Joy2Key if you want gamepad support.

Honestly speaking this game is quite hard, it requires good reflexes and skills in order for the player to achieve a decent score, but it costs only 0,99 cents and it is fun too. I recommend it.

[h1] Overview [/h1] Spikit is described as a bullet hell game where the player must dodge a constant bombardment of spikes and obstacles in an ever-changing 2D landscape. Spikit is a tricky game to classify; while it doesn’t fulfill the traditional bullet hell criteria, it’s not much of a rhythm game either, as the obstacles do not fully interact with the beat of the music. With that being said, Spikit is a fairly primitive form of the genre with only one beat sequence throughout the game and no method(s) of introducing your own [music] to the mix. You start the game with one life and a small box as your environment. The music begins and spikes [hence the name] began shooting out from various sides of your screen. Being struck by any one object will cause your score to reset to “0” and automatically starting you out at the beginning again. During the course of the game, smaller square blocks will randomly appear, which can be collected and used to purchase minor cosmetic changes such as changing your square’s “face” or the color scheme of your of the overall game screen. There’s not much use to them other than personal appeal, though I did find the dark purple color to be easier on the eyes and kept obstacles from bleeding together after longer playing sessions. There is no end game to Spikit, nor does it really create any purpose aside from besting your own personal skill or the global leaderboard for those that are interested. Due to the game’s overall lack of popularity, it’s not entirely difficult to crest the top of the leaderboards with a bit of practice. At the time of this writing, I was within the top 30 players; a feat that sounds more impressive that it really is though. Those looking for a challenge might find it momentarily engrossing, but there’s not enough substance to keep you hooked. [h1] Pros [/h1] [list] [*] Easy to pick up and play in short bursts [*] For achievement hunters, Spikit offers a fairly easy game to complete. [*] It’s cheap(?) [/list] [h1] Cons [/h1] [list] [*] Very little purpose aside from testing your own skills. [*] The music can become annoying over time –especially if you die frequently, forcing it to reset. [*] Shallow customization options. [*] Lackluster substance overall. [/list] Overall, Spikit could have been much more than what it turned out to be. It’s a saturated market that requires innovation in order to stand out, but Spikit doesn’t quite deliver anything new or interesting. While I can’t give a negative review for Spikit, it doesn’t deserve a positive one either; Spikit sits comfortably in the middle of mediocrity.

[h1]"Spikes & Shakes hit deep into my stomach"[/h1] Spikit aka spike-it is a simple but addicting dodge game. Not as proclaimed a bullet hell. Because spikes only come from 4 sides but not like in a real bullethell from each possible angle. So dodge your way up and you'll see that suddenly the screen begins to shake. Not the best if you already suffer from food poisoning or you are intoxicated right atm. But still far away from epileptic stroke. There's even a laserpointed missile at score 600 but nvm. Only good is to collect some of the blinking blocks which look like extra lives but they aren't. This is a one life game! So it's just a currency to pay you different colors of the playfield called "skins" or diferent characters which are simple smileys. Game is ok and a little fun for a hour. But no longer. Because of throwup reasons ...