This Means Warp

Co-op spaceship management is always a chaotic recipe for frantic shouting, and this roguelike delivers plenty of it as you desperately juggle shields, repairs, and weapons during chaotic battles. It's a fun time with friends if you like coordination challenges, but the overall depth wears thin a bit too quickly compared to heavyweights like Overcooked. Grab it on a sale if you need a weekend distraction for the crew.

This Means Warp takes the stressful responsibility of running a spaceship and turns it into a fast, unpredictable roguelite built around constant multitasking. Developed by Outlier and published by Jagex Ltd, it supports one to four players and combines real-time ship management, combat, exploration, upgrades, and survival. Its cheerful science-fiction presentation hides a surprisingly demanding experience where a seemingly successful journey can collapse after one poorly handled battle. Each expedition takes place across a procedurally generated universe. Maps, encounters, enemies, and available items can change between attempts, so players cannot simply memorize one perfect route. Progress involves choosing a path through space, surviving hostile encounters, collecting equipment, and gradually improving the ship. The roguelite structure makes survival important because failure can bring a promising run to an abrupt conclusion. This gives decisions concerning equipment and resources more weight than the colorful presentation initially suggests. Ship combat is the centerpiece of the experience. Battles occur in real time, requiring players to attack hostile vessels while simultan…

Very enjoyable game!

This is a fun little game that will remind you of a few games packed into one game. I think if you enjoy a little strategy, as well as yelling at your friends, you should enjoy this immensely.

Silly game, not bad. better with friends. Not much replay solo.

Really fun gameplay, Doesn't feel too repetitive, the developers did a good job of mixing up all the encounters. Play on Hard, or you'll play through too quickly. The AI on easy was too easy and medium wasn't challenging enough. I have yet to try multiplayer yet, still trying to unlock as much as I can in single player still. Bring some friends to make it easier. The more people you have, the easier it becomes. Buy it on sale if you feel the need. Update: after completion of game/achievements, I still feel this is a great game. The achievements are ridiculously hard. Got my copy super cheap, but doesn't affect my review.