Void Source Reviews

This game is not a good game. It's another side scrolling shooter that looks awful and the gameplay isn't far off. It's way too easy and there's really no punishment for death because you have way too many lives and you just respawn where you die. The power ups have this "level" system which sound interesting at first but then you realize that all it does is a little more damage and nothing else new, and it caps out at level two. Another thing is that this is just any other side scrolling shooter that you can find on places like Newgrounds for free but they charge you for this one. There are no gimmics to set this game apart from those games and some Newgrounds games look and play better than this game and they're free! tl;dr This game is bad, don't buy it.

This game is very easy. I got all achievements in less than two hours. As a shooting game, it has good graphics and exciting musics. Player can select a lot of weapon types and many game modes. It also includes an interesting level editor. If you don't mind about the very slowly move and battle speed, it will be a good game for everyone.

The game has a few levels which take about 1-2 hours to finish and simple weapon unlock system.

[h1]Pros:[/h1] [list] [*] good variety of levels [*] pretty big arsenal [*] amazing music [/list] [h1]Cons:[/h1] [list] [*] very short in its current state [*] some bullets tend to blend with environment on some levels [/list] [h1]Conclusion[/h1] Void Source is a short but cheap SHMUP with amazing soundtrack and pretty solid gameplay that will probably get more content after the early access. Definitely recommended.

This will scratch the mid to late 90s shareware or flash games SHUMP. It's an OK game with a little extra i.e. C+. Not bad if it's on sale. Most of my enjoyment was trying out all the bullet types on the (very easy to unlock) tech tree. The weapons are hit or miss for usefulness but that's part of the charm. you can tell they are just trying different stuff b/c they can, not that it's a super refine polishing. The Player is thank during the credits which is a big plus in my book. Quick Start Tip: When you locked your weapon tree only select (turn green) one or two weapons at a time. Makes the game less chaotic and you have a better feel of what they can do. Don't like them? Just Pause, quit to Map, and respec.

While Void Source is clearly lacking a lot of polish, I was going to let quite a bit of that slide with it being an indie game. Unfortunately several things really just can't be overlooked. In no particular order: The game crashed mid-game occasionally. If you make the mistake of clicking "new game" instead of "continue" your previous progress is immediately overwritten with no prompting. The tech tree is a joke, you can earn enough points to unlock all technologies by playing the first level 3-4 times going for a high combo. The power-up system was not thought through. The point combo system was not thought through. There is no progression, you can play any level at any time. Some levels are incredibly short compared to the others. A lot feels phoned in. I generally try to complete every game I play (all achievements). I was going to make the attempt for this game too, but after losing my progress, it's really just not worth it.

Good Game! Good graphics! Cool Tech upgrads!! Repetitive missions just under nez background!! Good game overall!! Recommand!!

I am mainly reviewing the following game based off its quality and potential, not the price. + Has very good quality for its genre, the graphics are alright and work well with the concepts of the game. + Some of the music is outstanding, not sure if its original or not but regardless, it makes the game more enjoyable. + There are several gamemodes and they all work well. + No playability issues (game logic makes sense) + The atmosphere is engaging + There is even a level editor which is rare for these kinds of indie games. - The game concepts are a bit overused (However this game is one of the best of its kind) - Some of the model art could use a bit of work, some characters and enemies could be upgraded I was able to purchase this game discounted and it was well worth what I payed, because I could actually enjoy the game instead of just using it for more trading cards. However if you have to pay full price, I would recommend holding off, but I would say its worth it to put the game on your wishlist for the future.

Void Source fast game with modern day graphics with easy controls that moves from location A to B to C and so on, good amount of action and special effects, good game. Personal Suggested Purchase Price: $0.49 Or Less During Sale

Void Source is quite a fun little game, whereby you fly your spaceship along a linear path, shooting various enemies (on the ground and in the air - and even in the water). In story mode, most of the levels have a enemy boss (except for the volcano level, which makes you do some hard flying and weaving instead). It's an amusing bit of shooting fun, the graphics are quite reasonable, the sound effects are fine, and the music is OKish (at least at first, although you might want to turn it off after you've been playing for a while). It's in Early Access at this stage, so not all parts of the game are fully working. For example, you need to Alt-F4 to exit out of Classic Mode, and the Level Editor is only very bare bones. However, the main part of the game, Story Mode, is working fine - so don't let the Early Access label stop you from buying it. It costs $4 (although I picked it up with a Steam discount coupon for $1) - either way, its cost is quite reasonable. It's nothing amazing, just another linear space-shooting game (an updated version of those games that have been around since the 1990s), but it provides some cheap entertainment - so I can recommend it on that basis.