Undercity

[b]Disclaimer: A key of this was supplied from the developers however this does not change my opinion of the game.[/b] Undercity is a game that tests your reaction time and natural timing. By my findings, the developers aren't that interactive with the community which could be a dangerous thing to the health of the game, especially when the game has been out since September and no patch notes or anything has been pushed since then. [h1]Graphics[/h1] The graphics are highly detailed and amazingly designed. There's enough options to alter the performance of the game and the game is highly optimised. The graphics are very pretty and the effects are amazing. Also, unrelated to graphics, the music is awesome and gives you a rhythm you just want to hum or move to. It's really cool overall with graphics and audio!!! [h1]Gameplay and Content[/h1] The main aim of the game is to pass all levels. It offers 40 upgrades which could impact your speed, your boost, your jumping and even includes ducking to avoid head-level obstacles. Each level contains obstacles above, to the side, through the middle and almost anywhere and everywhere it can catch you. Ways to avoid them become avaliable as y…

Always wanted a game like this. Between riding a skateboard in Archeage, or playing the steam Tron Runner. I always felt excitement in those simple types of games. While this doesn't gravatitate to the tron runner, it does give a new way riding. Maybe add a ice mine, so you slide, or a few hills. Good game though. I am glad my money wentto support the dev.

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It feels a bit on the brutally challenging side of things. Thing is, the upgrade system kind of sucks. I put upgrades into the wrong things, and couldn't finish enough levels to actually proceed to any more levels(because I couldn't finish the ones at my disposal). Music is nice though.

i bought this game to find out what the trailer music is called.

It's a puzzle game that's more annoying than it is challenging - the levels are uninspired and repetitive, and the "challenge" in playing this game is more about slogging through tedious level designs that are simple once you get the hang of the controls, but they are long and boring. It makes completing a level more of a chore than a genuinely fun challenge. Eventually you reach a point in a level where it can be difficult to avoid hitting an obstacle, but it comes after you've mastered some of the easier parts of the level; so you end up wasting time on what feels like a trivial task just to get to the challenging part that you have yet to learn the ins-and-outs of, which leads to wiping out and starting over with the tedious stretch. The obstacles put in your way felt like they were always evenly spaced and just copied-and-pasted along the stretch of track you skate on, which basically amounts to pressing the same keys in an alternating pattern - left-right, left-right, left-right, duck-jump, duck-jump, jump-jump-duck, jump-jump-duck... etc. This game looked promising, but it was ultimately disappointing.