Asteroid Forward

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buns this game sucks its actually terrible, you can TELL this was a mobile game just lazily thrown onto pcs for a CASHGRAB when i open the game, i am BOMBARDED with microtransactions, and battle passes for some reason its clear that the developer just wanted to make some extra cash, i was looking forward to the sequel of asteroid, but i was let down yet again there is an option to play in english, but even so, some of the UI is still in another language for some reason this game shouldve been early access, its clear it needed more time to bake in the oven, like, arrow keys to move doesnt even work, this game was built for mobile devices and the aspect ratio makes it painfully obvious, the music is also terrible would not reccomend, wouldnt wish this on my worst enemy

Grindy P2W Mobile-Shmup-port with Battlepass an so on... Oh yeah, and you play it with your mouse... NEXT!

[h1]🚨 Same Developer, Same Problems - Asteroid Forward Delivers More Disappointment[/h1] 🎮 After experiencing the issues with [b]Asteroid[/b] from Alestore Inc., I approached [b]Asteroid Forward[/b] with cautious optimism. [url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561199002691044/recommended/2020850/]My previous review[/url] highlighted concerns about the original game's monetization and unfinished state. Sadly, this sequel repeats every mistake and adds new frustrations. [h2]📱 Mobile Port Disguised as PC Game[/h2] The vertical-scrolling design screams mobile origin. 📲 This isn't a creative choice - it's a lazy port that never considered PC players. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/3754700/Asteroid_Forward/]The store page[/url] openly admits this is for "PC and mobile devices," but the execution shows zero adaptation for desktop play. Mouse-only controls feel restrictive, and keyboard input is unreliable. The aspect ratio remains stubbornly phone-oriented, making the experience feel cramped on standard monitors. [h2]💸 Microtransaction Overload Returns[/h2] Here we go again. 💰 Battle passes, in-app purchases, and grindy progression dominate the experience from the…

Its a fun short game.

Asteroid Forward is a fun little space shooter that I found easy to pick up almost immediately. I am constantly moving upward through the Z9 Galaxy, fighting waves of enemies and trying to keep my ship alive while collecting useful power ups. I liked how quickly the game gets into the action because there is very little standing between me and the next fight. The core shooting feels simple but satisfying. Enemies keep appearing as I move through each stage, and I have to pay attention to their attacks while grabbing power ups that can improve my chances of surviving. I enjoyed the arcade style structure because it gives me a clear goal during every run. There is also a nice sense of momentum as I clear planets and unlock more opportunities to keep pushing forward. The upgrade system gives the game some extra depth. I can use resources earned from playing to improve things such as my ship's health and damage, which makes repeat attempts feel worthwhile. I liked that progression because a difficult section can eventually become more manageable after I have invested in my ship. The different ship styles are a nice bonus too, even though customization is not the main focus. Explorat…