Hovership Havoc

[list][*]On the edit controls screen, inputs were still affecting the game, as though the controls screen were an overlay and the game were running normally underneath it. [*]The calibrate dialog in edit controls did not respond to any close inputs, forcing an alt-f4 to get out. [*]When picking up an active ability, you select which of two buttons to put it on. If you have something there, it will just replace it, even if your other slot was empty. [*]Your ship constantly makes very annoying noise as it moves. Playing the game is like listening to someone vacuuming carpet in a small space. Forever. Meanwhile, many enemies make a getting-hit noise like smacking two wrenches together. [*]The game play and design don't seem to reach for a higher standard, either. Levels are simple and repetitive, and enemies, while they aren't terrible, are basic and don't feel like they contribute to variation, so the main change you have to look forward to is your two active abilities, which are randomly found, and mostly awful. [*]Level edges and object geometry lack visual clarity but are highly detailed for collision, meaning you can catch a little tip of your ship on a nook and get stopped …

Love it! Not many games like this out there! Play it for long stretches, or just jump in and out of for some quick bursts of fun!

Super fun and challenging sci-fi rogue-like. A really cool twist mixing first person and top down combat. Really has that classic arcade feel and does not disappoint on replayability.

Neat game. Cool upgrade system. Nice.

It is overal a good game, with considerable variety.

More like Crimsonland than geometry wars. grind for xp to increase stats. unlock weapons. shoot robots. perfect for the price.