Koya Rift

Basically a flash game. With a bit more polish and variety this might be worth a poo.

there are a lot of broken obnoxious things going on in this game and i'm not even really talking about the annoying size and scale of all the characters and the stage and your viewpoint in the game and every action you take in the game. first I try to go into the options and tone down the volume but this just ends up breaking every aspect of the volume in ways i cant really put into words. some weapons didnt care what volume setting I had chosen, the music in the menu certainly didnt care. if you do choose to play the game which i dont advise leave everything at 10 and just use volume mixer. so you are doing the game and it isnt clear where things are going, you beat the stage with ease and maybe that was the tutorial stage. play battle as the campaign is locked stating you need to simply complete more battles to unlock the campaign but with no set number indicated and me having already played and completed a handful of really annoying uninspired painful to look at levels with totally wanked sound and no options menu in game I didn't really care to continue further. the game presents some interesting ideas but seemingly doesnt use them whatsoever in the battle mode it forces you to…

[b]Koya Rift[/b] is an unpolished buggy game that is NOT marked as Early Access. It hasn't received an update in many years. Everytime I open the game it has forgotten my progress and wants me to enter a player name and start at the beginning. An easy example of a 100% reproducible crash to desktop is this: Finish the first battle. Start a second battle and follow the on-screen prompt to press "W" to get more information on the weapons. If you press "W" again the game crashes 100% of the time. Here's a screenshot: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2433544571

i think i would enjoy this game more if it didnt crash all of the time

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Really wouldn't recommend. Everything seems to work properly, but there's just nothing here that's particularly interesting in my opinion. This feels very half baked and there are some really bizarre design decisions going on. Nothing is explained to you particularly well, so you don't really know what to do. As an example, you can buy turrets and stuff to throw down, and are told to protect your spawn thingy. Ok, protect it from what? I've literally never seen an enemy on the surface. And why on earth am I required to play some arbitrary number of "battles" before I can unlock the campaign? Just doesn't make sense to me. All in all, I can't recommend this game in 2021. There is such a volume of games that are so much better that you could play, both paid and free.