Dimensional Rift Reviews

a really good game if you like space pirate trainer. And is really worth playing

Nice little sfi-sword-and-shield game! Basically some spheres are flying towards you and you can either cut them with your sword or deflect them with your shield. It has a good learning curve and gets harder in each level, but you can train your reflexes and then it leaves a nice satisfaction if you master the next level. The most important point is to remember that you need to be fast, but you don't need force to cut the spheres - it suffices to "touch" the spheres with the sword to cut them. And I like the female voice with the dry type of humor! It is well made, provides a good amount of fun and it's free so just try it out!

Decent for a free title, much better if you play it with music. With a bit more depth and polish I'd be happy to throw my wallet at it.

I have played this game for a short amount of time but I feel like I can already provide an accurate review. The games soundtrack is somewhat mediocre. I highly suggest listening to your own music over the top. The gameplay is pretty good, it's a great concept but needs some improving. Here are some suggestions: > Higher tolerances for missing. This isn't real life, not everyone can smack a tiny target with a sword in the opposite hand with ~1 seconds notice. I understand there must be a skill curve, but I feel allowing for small errors would be great. > When the sheild is used to deflect an item, it should not be allowed to roll back and cause you to lose a life. This screwed me on many occasions. Instead I suggest having the sheild "smash" the projectiles on impact. > Longer sword. Some projectiles are out of reach for sitting players/people that stand still. I do have room-scale enabled but if I was a stationary player I would certainly struggle to hit some of the targets. > Power ups. I feel like there is little to no reward for performing well in this game, and the combo system in place doesn't accurately represent or reflect your performance. I would suggest rewarding the player with perks for high combos/low miss rates in the form of power up projectiles that you slice to gain a temporary advantage (such as seeing where projectiles are going to go, or a magnetic sheild that pulls projectiles towards it). TL;DR Game is 6/10, needs improvements but I would reccommend.