

Aleph Null
Aleph=Null · 2016 · Early Access, Casual, Simulation, Action, VR
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About Aleph Null
Aleph Null is a story based platformer/puzzler for the HTC Vive. Engage in the story mode or Challenge yourself to 4 difficulty levels Beginner, Intermediate, Expert, and Master to reach the end in the quickest time possible. Charge your shots and manage ammo to improve yourself!
Features in Alpha:
- 4 difficulty simulations with 4 stages each
- Stunning surreal space environments and realistic areas
- Special introduction experience (Work in Progress)
- Music for every simulation level
- The ability to provide feedback and influence the game
- And more!
Demo coming soon!
***Note: This game is in alpha, it is an incomplete experience right now so you can expect bugs, wonkyness, and unfinished features. By purchasing this game you are helping me to continue development and make the game even better. Do not purchase if this isn't acceptable to you. The demo will be available soon if you would like to wait for that before deciding to support me. If you encounter anything like that you can email me at [email protected] with bugs, comments, suggestions, or anything else!
Features in Alpha:
- 4 difficulty simulations with 4 stages each
- Stunning surreal space environments and realistic areas
- Special introduction experience (Work in Progress)
- Music for every simulation level
- The ability to provide feedback and influence the game
- And more!
Demo coming soon!
***Note: This game is in alpha, it is an incomplete experience right now so you can expect bugs, wonkyness, and unfinished features. By purchasing this game you are helping me to continue development and make the game even better. Do not purchase if this isn't acceptable to you. The demo will be available soon if you would like to wait for that before deciding to support me. If you encounter anything like that you can email me at [email protected] with bugs, comments, suggestions, or anything else!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Spaaace is a skill-based VR platformer in early development that impresses with its thoughtful design choices, featuring minimalist geometric graphics with calming aesthetics and a soundtrack that intelligently escalates in intensity to match the difficulty progression from beginner to expert levels. Players appreciate the appropriate level design and the cohesive audio-visual experience, though the review cuts off before fully detailing all impressions of the gameplay and mechanics.
Spaaace to me is a skill based platformer in Virtual Reality. This game, while in very early stages of development, successfully achieves many things that I would like to bring out in my review. Graphics: The graphics, as can be seen from the screenshots, are not on part with many other early VR Games but they are unique for their gameplay. It is based on simple geometric shapes that have interesting colors and promote a calm gameplay. Audio: The audio seems very appropriate for this game. I loved the intro music while in the menu and especially the progressing songs with the increasing stages, Beginner, Intermediate, Expert etc where the songs had gotten more intense to flow better with the level design. Level Design: I feel like the levels are appropriately designed in terms of increasing difficulty. The beginner level acts as a mini tutorial while having you play through the level at the same time, which I appreciate. (No time wasting here) Higher levels seem to get progressively larger/longer with farther spaced out objects varying in height and distance. Immersion: The game does a good job making you feel like you are actually standing on a platform, although the vertigo …6 found this helpful
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