Expanse
Chjonn Studios · 2017 · Action, Indie, Bullet Hell, Top-Down Shooter, Co-op
PC
3 user reviews67% · 3
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About Expanse
Warp off into the Expanse and into the midst of battle with up to 4 players, as you try to rid the universe of the various space factions which control 6 star systems across the galaxy. In each star system the bullets will be flying as you battle countless enemies and test your wits against massive boss battles. With its clean, low poly graphics, it makes it easier for you to keep track of everything going on as the battle heats up.
Up the difficulty to have difficulty modifiers challenge you further Try your hand at completing all the achievements, some of which ask you to complete difficult tasks while battling the bosses Destroy enemies to score points and collect their scrap to increase your score multiplier and try to top the online leaderboards
Key Features
- Warp off into the Expanse alone or with up to 4 players in local co-op
- Battle your way through the campaign spread across 6 star systems
- Survive as long as possible in Eternal mode, where random difficulty modifiers are activated periodically
- Challenge yourself in the additional game modes, Survival, Gatekeeper, Reckoning and Warpzone
- Fight against unique enemies in each star system, making each star system different to the last
- Defeat the epic bosses which await you in each star system
- Customise your ship before heading off into battle with thousands of different ship variations available
- Hull - Purely visual so choose whichever you like best
- Weapon - Each weapon has unique shooting patterns which change the way you play
- Shield - Each shield has an ability which triggers once your shield has depleted
- Engine - Charge your engine by moving around then release a powerful ability
- Special - Your special ability which becomes available once charged
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I say this as both a gamer and a dev. There is never, ever, ever a reason to not have keybindings in a game. It is poor form. It is laziness. It is the down side to the democratization of software developement. That alone makes it not worth buying. Secondly, there are performance issues where there need not be, due to unity texture size setting.2 found this helpful
Only a couple of hours in and I can say this is a great game, exciting gameplay that doesnt get boring, the best in the genre and well worth the low price tag, different modes and new enemies means it keeps changing and stays fresh, a modern take on bullet hell with a unique art style that is great fun over and over. 10/102 found this helpful
Really fun and challenging game and runs really smoothly. The spaceship options are incredibly thought out as each ability serves a different purpose, for each level I find myself mix and matching to work out what works best per level. The game is quite difficult but its fair - it controls precisily and the graphics work really well with the gameplay as the bullets really stand out and the screen is always crystal clear. The game is split up into small playable levels so when you fail you can easily get back into it and change your setup to try again. With all the options is very re-playable, and its definitely a fun and challenging games to play with friend or alone. Would highly recommend and well worth the price.1 found this helpful
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