Spaceguy: Red Space

Just under 10 months after the release of the original spaceguy game, the 'long-awaited' sequel was released. 30 levels full of challenges that nicely bundle together the annoyances of old FPS games. You can watch a short gameplay of this game and its predecessor here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3U7Av5kO_I

I actually wanted to throw up playing this, absolutely terrible. This is one of my favorite genre's and this is by far the worst game, strictly because I get sick when playing it. The controls are also terrible; why do I stop shooting when I move half the time? Make no sense! Just a very janky, gross mess. 0/10. Not even worth the $1 it costs.

It might just be my mouse (Razer Basilisk) but there was no sensitivity setting under which I could actually play this game. I had to play with both WASD and arrows, and even then it was pretty sketchy. I can see what this game wants to be, but it doesn't teach you how to play, and you'll find yourself scratching your head and wondering what you're supposed to do, where you're supposed to go, and how you're supposed to be able to find your way around when all the textures look so similar. Maybe other players have a different experience, but I really didn't like this game.

Spaceguy: Red Space is a retro-inspired first-person shooter that builds its identity around straightforward gunplay, deliberately exaggerated political satire, and a science-fiction conflict that never takes itself particularly seriously. Developed by Droid Riot and published by Conglomerate 5, the game embraces the rough charm of older independent shooters instead of chasing modern FPS production standards. Its combination of aliens, ideological parody, violence, and simple action gives it a peculiar personality that can be entertaining for players who enjoy unconventional low-budget games. The campaign revolves around an intentionally ridiculous struggle to spread communism across the galaxy under the direction of Comrade Steelin. Capitalist aliens naturally become the primary opposition, creating a setting filled with exaggerated propaganda-style humor. The political material works more as parody than meaningful commentary, so the narrative is best approached as an excuse for absurd situations and continuous combat. Its commitment to the concept gives the adventure a recognizable identity, even if the central joke can eventually become repetitive during an extended playthrough…

mouse acceleration is broken. also a bug where everytime you shoot camera turns to the right. tried playing with controller on steam input mimic a mouse, using right stick as arrow keys to turn since mouse turning speed was ♥♥♥♥♥♥, worked fine till i realized shooting jerks you to the right could be cool game but broken

Why the f did I play through this?