Space Force Reviews

Ok, Be polite,, hmmmm, OK,,,,This game is TOOOO bloody addictive, Farty Pants..

Thanks for the free achievements, you made my profile look cooler. If you'd like some free achievements too, you can cheese the game entirely by going left or right till you go out of bounds. And one more thing... I'd be fine with this game being on steam... If it weren't for it's price. Why does this game cost money to play? it's horrible!

A very simple game, reminiscent of old games. It will go for a couple of hours. But farming for the next ships is too long. But you can add this game your collection

This game is cool, nice casual kind of game, still has a challenge to it. also, how has nobody been here to leave a Trump Space Force joke yet?! thats how I found this game! spend 2 bux, buy this dude an energy drink so he can make one of these but in space.

This game will keep you coming back for more. While it is not overly impressive in graphics or features, it’s just plain fun and makes opening the achievements very satisfying.

Not very well made since you can pretty much 100% in about 15 minutes because of an exploit that creators overlooked. Not worth it unless you have a coupon or something.

This game reminds me of old-school projects where you needed some skill to pass through levels. I'm not saying Space Force is difficult. No it's not. But in the same moment it's not easy and I love it! The idea with power ups is pretty cool.

Space Force is an endless 'runner' space game. In this game you can control your space ship and avoid obstacles by moving left or right... pickup powerups on the way if you desire to. Yes, that is the whole game. There are more than one space ship, thankfully, but the music is just one repetitive techno track. The graphics are acceptable, but they're really bland. The game has an insane oversight where you can fly either left or right and avoid everything, thus getting a potentially infinite highscore. What actually makes me opt to give this game a negative review is not because of how repetitive the game is (though that would be a valid point), but it's the price tag... $7? For one song and one map? Yeah, that's pushing it a little. Overall, overpriced, repetitive and has an oversight which gives zero incentive to try and reach a new highscore.

Space Force is a fun and entertaining flying game. Decent graphics, crappy music, and easy to use controls. The game has power ups for you to pick up and use and you collect money to buy new spaceships and other items. You also will need very good reflexes. 10/10. Good game.

Space Force is a straightforward infinite runner style game in which you pilot one of four different ships, which seem to have the same handling, speed, and controls, with their only difference being a palette swap. The game has a total of 3 powerups to collect while you progress through the level, whether a temporary speed boost, slo mo, or picking up credits which are used to unlock one of the four ships (or to pay for a 2x or 3x credit multiplier. Spend credits to get credits. Creditception.) If you hit a speed up or slo mo powerup and then hit a credit pickup right after it cancels out the speed up or slo mo effect, so rather than tear through a few credit pickups at max speed you'll just zoom toward them then suddenly slow down again once you pick one of them up. The powerups are way too opaque to see beyond, often leading to the player going to pick up an innocuous credit and then slamming into a short barrier you couldn't see immediately behind it leading to a game over. Space Force has one music track which repeats ad nauseum. There are no sound options present in the game to turn this off. Space Force's levels always progress in the same sequence. You will see a blue area, then a green one, then a red one, then a blue again. If you die you will restart the sequence. There seem to be a total of 3 different areas that might pop up. Considering how shallow much of Space Force is, it's more disheartening to realize the game may just be a flatout Unity asset flip when comparing its resources and those found in other similar titles, seen here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/886290/Starfield_Wars/ If it weren't obvious enough: I don't recommend this game. It can be kind of meditative as you cruise along picking things up but it all feels pretty slapped together and realizing it may just be an asset flip is lame.